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The New Trends of Middle East Hot-spot Issues and China’s Foreign Policy and Its Diplomacy Practice

Yao Kuangy

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In 2007, the Middle East situation was still in turbulence and continued to become the focus of the changes of world situation. Israeli-Palestine conflict, Iraq and Iran’s nuclear issue are still the main shaft which influences the changes of the Middle East situation. The three hot-spot issues have some spectacular new trends. This article discusses the momentum of the changes in the Middle East, the up-to-date trends and China’s policy and practices dealing with these hot-spot issues.

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Key concepts: Middle East, Diplomacy, China, Political science, Palestine, Momentum (technical analysis), Foreign policy, Development economics