China-Russia Relations: Lessons from the Wagner Mutiny

Beijing's response to the recent Wagner Group mutiny in Russia has been muted, with little official comment. However, there are signs of concern from Beijing, such as deleted tweets and quotes from Chinese scholars, suggesting that China wants Russia to stabilize its political situation. Despite this, China is likely to continue supporting Putin as the best chance for stability in Russia, as it is a core foundation of their bilateral relationship. The Chinese government will be careful not to give any support to a narrative that suggests Beijing is worried about the strategic partnership, while also taking pride in their own system and avoiding crowing about it.
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