Here is a list of the most powerful countries in the world, according to BAV Group and researchers from the Wharton School
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The rankings, based on leadership, economic and political influence, international alliances, and military strength, reveal a dynamic global power landscape
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The United States remains the world's most powerful nation. It has a remarkable gross domestic product (GDP) of almost around $27.4 trillion
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China secured the second spot driven with an impressive GDP of approximately $17.8 trillion
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Russia, known for its geopolitical influence and military might, maintains its third position. It has a note-worthy GDP of approximately $2 trillion
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The UK took the fourth spot and the country persists to be global player, especially after its withdrawal from the European Union (Brexit)
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Germany, a champion of green energy and digital transformation, took the fifth spot
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South Korea excels in technology and innovation, housing leading tech firms that strengthen its global economic position. It took the sixth spot
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France, known for its political influence took the seventh spot. It has a GDP of approximately $3 trillion and is a big player in the European Union
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Japan, known for its advanced chip manufacturing, AI, and electric vehicle technology, follows at eighth place
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Saudi Arabia, a key US ally and major oil producer, ranks ninth
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Israel took the 10th spot on the list. The country plays a crucial role in global affairs, particularly in technology and military capabilities