In a sign that Georgia is drifting toward geopolitical free agency, the Georgian government has reached a deal with China on visa-free travel for Georgian citizens. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze broke the news on February 26, saying Tbilisi was interested in developing stronger ties with Beijing. The chief hope is that the move, under which Georgians can travel to China for up to 30 days without needing a visa, will spur trade. Georgia lifted visa requirements for visiting Chinese nationals last fall. “Many citizens from our country have [traveled] to China for business purposes, b…