International Affairs

Chinese Attempt to Smuggle Uranium from Georgia Exposes Global Security Risks

By Economics Desk | October 25, 2025

The arrest of three Chinese agents attempting to purchase uranium in Georgia reveals alarming efforts by Beijing to circumvent international controls—an urgent wake-up call for America’s security safeguards.

In a startling development that underscores the persistent threat posed by hostile foreign actors, Georgian authorities have arrested three Chinese nationals attempting to acquire dangerous nuclear material. The suspects sought to illegally purchase two kilograms of uranium in Tbilisi, with plans reportedly to smuggle it back to China via Russia. This incident is far more than a regional law enforcement success—it’s a glaring example of China’s ongoing efforts to undermine global nonproliferation norms and challenge the national security interests of the United States and its allies. While the Biden administration remains hesitant on confronting Beijing robustly, episodes like this vindicate...

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