Which is the Most Powerful Country in the World 2024?: India's Rank at

By Editorji News Desk
Published on | Apr 08, 2024

World's Most Powerful Countries

This ranking from US News is based on attributes that denote a country's power, such as economic & political influence, international alliances

The United States

The US, with a population of 339.9 mn and a GDP of $27.97 tn, remains a global powerhouse, particularly excelling in sectors like technology, finance

China

China, with a population of 1.42 billion and a GDP of $18.56 trillion, ranks second globally and continues to expand its Belt and Road Initiative

Russia

With a GDP of $2.24 tn and a population of 144 mn, Russia holds the third position globally and exerts significant influence in global geopolitics

Germany

At number 4, Germany boasts a GDP of $4.07 trillion and a population of 84.1 million, leading the European Union's efforts in green energy initiative

United Kingdom

With a GDP of $3.07 tn & a population of 67.0 mn, the UK prioritizes post-Brexit trade deals & negotiations as it seeks to forge new economic partners

South Korea

With a GDP of $1.67 tn and a population of 51.6 mn, South Korea maintains its global leadership in technology & innovation, securing the 6th position

France

With a GDP of $2.78 tn and a population of 67.9 mn, France prioritizes digital transformation & green energy initiatives, securing the 7th position

Japan

Japan, with a GDP of $4.23 tn & a population of 125 mn, secures the 8th position globally, leveraging its reputation in automotive & manufacturing

Saudi Arabia

Saudi, with a GDP of $1.11 tn and a population of 36.4 mn, continues to rely on petroleum production as its primary source of wealth & influence

United Arab Emirates

With a GDP of $508 bn and a population of 9.44 mn, the UAE holds the 10th position & maintains a significant presence in the global oil industry

India

India holds the 12th position among the world's most powerful countries. It stands 4th in global GDP rankings, following the USA, China, and Germany