Countering China’s Control of the Caucasus Act
Last recorded step: House, Jun 9, 2026.
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This bill would require reports on Russian and Chinese influence in Georgia and a strategy to enhance U.S. bilateral ties with the nation.
What it does
This bill would require the Department of State to provide Congress with a classified report analyzing Russian and Chinese intelligence activities and influence within Georgia. Additionally, the Department would be tasked with developing a strategy to strengthen bilateral relations with Georgia and determining the necessary resources for that effort. The bill also requires an assessment of whether the United States should maintain its investments in Georgian projects and the broader bilateral partnership.
Who is affected
The bill primarily affects the Department of State, which is tasked with reporting on foreign influence and developing a strategy for bilateral relations. It also impacts the country of Georgia and its associated projects through potential changes in U.S. investment and partnership strategies. Additionally, the bill involves the U.S. Congress, which would receive classified reports and resource determinations regarding these international ties.
Key provisions
- Report on foreign influence in Georgia. Requires the Department of State to provide a classified report to Congress analyzing Russian and Chinese intelligence activities and influence within the country of Georgia.
- Strategy for bilateral relations. Directs the State Department to develop a strategy for strengthening ties between the United States and Georgia, including an assessment of necessary resources.
- Evaluation of U.S.-Georgia partnership. Requires a formal determination regarding the future of U.S. investment in Georgian projects and the continuation of the bilateral partnership.
Fiscal impact
Not applicable: No CBO cost estimate available
Effective dates
Not applicable: Official Summary does not address effective dates
Relationship to existing law
The bill seeks to modify the existing bilateral relationship between the United States and Georgia by requiring a formal strategy for enhancing ties and a determination on the continuation of current U.S. investments in Georgian projects and partnerships.
Stated purpose
The bill aims to assess and address foreign influence in Georgia by requiring a report on Russian and Chinese intelligence activities and the development of a strategy to strengthen bilateral relations and evaluate future U.S. investment in the country.