The world is ever-changing, and sometimes changes can happen in just a blink of an eye.

When it comes to world powers, everyone has their own ranking in mind.

To judge whether a country is strong or not, it must be determined based on its comprehensive strength in many aspects.

For example, military, economic, medical, cultural strength, etc. can all affect a country.

But only strong comprehensive strength is truly strong.

So what is the ranking of the most powerful countries in the world? Let’s take a look with the teacher.

Ranking of the most powerful countries in the world. Ranking of the top five recognized powers in the world. 1. Detailed introduction of the United States: The most powerful country in the world is still the United States. Its GDP has long ranked first in the world, and it has extremely strong industrial strength and a complete economic system.

, its financial influence is enough to shake the world.

In addition, the United States is also very powerful in military capabilities, and its international influence is unquestionable.

2. Detailed introduction to China: Although China is still in a stage of rapid development, our country's overall economy, military, international voice and political influence are very powerful internationally and are also the world's most powerful country.

The largest export trading country and the second largest economy in the world, it is leading the world in many aspects.

3. Detailed introduction to Russia: Needless to say, Russia’s status in the world, and its oil and gas resource reserves are among the top three in the world. Its export volume also has a great influence on the international energy market, which is enough to shake the international energy market, but in

There is no huge advantage in terms of economy, but the overall strength is very strong and has the right to speak internationally.

4. Detailed introduction to Japan: As the world's third largest economy, Japan's industrial and scientific and technological strength are very comprehensive and developed. The scientific community has also won the Nobel Prize for 18 consecutive years. In terms of international trade, the scale is also quite huge.

5. Detailed introduction to the United Kingdom: Although the empire that the sun never set is no longer the same, the United Kingdom is still one of the major powers in the world today. Its GDP ranks among the top in the world. It is a highly developed capitalist industrial power with both financial and industrial strength.

It is very strong, and Britain is also leading the world in military terms.

The ten richest countries 1. Qatar is a country that is difficult to find on the world map.

In the early 20th century, most European travelers were skeptical about the existence of this tiny peninsula country.

But today the International Monetary Fund considers it the richest country in the world.

Its per capita GDP is US$91,379.

According to the International Monetary Fund's forecast, by 2016, its per capita GDP will reach US$111,963, still ranking first in the world.

Qatar has a population of 1.69 million people.

The main industry is the extraction and purification of oil.

A coup attempt to overthrow the government took place in March this year but failed.

2. Luxembourg is a respected member of the European Union and a model of international financial management, with a level of welfare that is the envy of many big countries.

In the city-country of Luxembourg there are many organizations of the European Union.

There are more than 1,000 investment funds and more than 200 banks in its capital, more than any other city in the world.

Luxembourg's per capita GDP is US$895.62 million and its population is 500,000.

The largest economic sectors are banking, financial services, and steel.

3. United Arab Emirates This is the country of the Arab sheikhs, with skyscrapers and the best hotels in the world.

The population is 8.26 million, and the per capita GDP is US$57,744.

The main economies are oil, aluminum and cement.

4. Norway Before the two terrorist incidents carried out by Breivik on July 22 this year, Norway was considered to be the safest country with the highest living standards.

The population is 4.97 million, and the per capita GDP is US$56,920.

The main state-owned economic sector is the extraction and processing of oil and gas.

5. Singapore is the Pearl of Southeast Asia, with 21st century architecture, ultra-modern business and entertainment centers.

With the traditions and culture of Malaysia, India, China and European countries.

It has a population of 5.07 million and a per capita GDP of US$56,797. Its main industrial sectors are the chemical industry and electronics industry.

6. The United States Although the U.S. economy has been impacted by the world financial crisis, it still occupies a strong position in the international market.

The per capita GDP is US$47,084.

Its pillar industries are petroleum, steel and automobile manufacturing.