Many countries are now these days trying a number of ways to increase their power to rule the world, what is the purpose of increasing the power of the state? What makes a country powerful main thing? What is to improve the terms of power? The following are some discussions on this topic issue: At this stage, all three factors are important to prove whether a country is powerful or not? but there are some other factors, a great impact on a country, including per Capital income, the growth rate of gross domestic product economic strength and its main state budget and military defense. All these factors determine the strength of a country. So here is a list of Top 10 Most Powerful Countries of the World: 10. India India is the world's second …show more content…
The country has many natural resources. This gives huge economic impacts on the country's 30% of all income annually. These resources include natural gas, oil, and many other precious metals. Currently, Russia has faced many issues under the graph of the standard, including low oil prices which seriously hit many economic problems of the country. It has many faces before the war with Syria, Ukraine, and some other countries. Governess also has problems because of its large area. 4. Germany Germany is also one of the world's most powerful countries, but also the biggest and most powerful country in Europe has the largest population of this country. Europe's economic situation is good. It is also a major technology sector and the 18th largest populated country in the world and therefore has a relatively large number of military and is ranked 9th in the world. 3. United Kingdom Britain is the most powerful country in the world for the country's second-largest economy in Europe, and to maintain its position in the region. Along with this, UK is a large distributor of industrial products, and access to the Empire from the tourism industry. Not only this, the UK is one of the most powerful countries in Europe, but it is also a strong national and world economic powered country
The usable land was mainly in the southwest of Russia. The eastern part which is called Siberia, is mostly frozen permanently (permafrost). Since the land was frozen, so too was the ocean around Russia. This meant that trade between Russia and other countries was impossible. All these downsides of the Russian agriculture affected the peasants and most of the population of the country.
The modern world is linked through networks of communication and exchange between peoples. These exchanges between regions has changed cultures, economics, and politics. Through time the cultural influence between regions has consisted of many factors and elements but comes down to the spread of religion and religious teachings , movement of peoples, technological and cultural advancements affecting trade and commerce. Beginning with the Middle Ages in the years 1100-1500 , Africa, Asia, and Europe developed and influenced each other in several different ways. Starting with religion. The birth of Islam in the Middle East rapidly spread throughout Afro- Eurasia. Islam was attractive to people who were uninterested in the requirements of Christianity and the Church.
Russia is a country with many large land masses that are greatly dependent on and helped shape the culture in Russia today. Russia is filled with rivers and mountains that protect them from invasions and help aid in trade. The Dnieper River and the Ural Mountains had a major impact on the development of Russia, as they impacted Russian both positively and negatively. For example, a positive effect of the Dnieper River is that it aided in trade with different civilizations, and the Ural Mountains protected Russia from being invaded by outside forces. Russia is the largest country in the world, so large that it has 11 times zones, the only climate that it does not contain is a tropical one (Russia).
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has undergone many changes. These changes were very profound and included the drastic restructuring of both the political structure and the economy. When the Russian people became dissatisfied with the communist system, they pushed for a regime change, which resulted in the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the introduction of a democratic system. Along with these political changes came the economic change from communism to a free market system. The new system and the old system, while initially seeming like they have many differences, are similar in the corruptness and oppression of the people. Because of this, the political and economic transitions from the old system of communism to the new democratic system in Russia have not been successful.
Germany and its Economy Known as the "fair" capital, Germany lies in the center of Europe and in the center of the European home market. Approximately two thirds of the top international fairs take place in Germany. Germany is successful. A leader in world trade, Germany is the third largest economy in the world and the biggest market in Europe. It wasn't always this way though; European power struggles wounded the country in two devastating World Wars in the first half of the 20th century and left the country dominated by the victorious Allied powers of the US, UK, France, and the Soviet Union in 1945.
Russia has also been able to manage many oil revenues under the reign of Putin. He even established the Stabilization Fund in 2004 (Novosti). This proves that Putin was successful in his economic policies because profits from the fund helped to pay off the debt of the Soviet Union. Although it seems that Putin helped the Russian economy, the rate of inflation rose and is continuing to rise during his reign (Boesler). When the rate of inflation increases, more people begin to go hungry and even starve to death when they cant buy food.
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Russia, spanning 11 time zones and serving as home to about 150 million people, possesses tremendous natural and human resources. Demand today for imported consumer goods, capital equipment, and services remains remarkably strong, with imports representing an unusually large percentage of the national market. Despite outstanding long-term market potential, Russia continues to be an extremely difficult country in which to do business.
Throughout history, the British have been a nation of sailors and businessmen. With the dawn of the imperial era, money began to equal power, and the wealth of the British elevated them to the top of the world. As Sir Walter Raleigh said,
Germany is a very big and modern country located in the middle of Europe. Germany has factories and is extremely industrialized. On top of that, it has an interesting culture as well as an extremely dedicated work force. Even though it has a rough past, Germany can still be considered a great and successful country.
Russia is the largest country in the world in terms of area and the world’s ninth most populous nation with 143 million people. Due to its large area the country is situated in 4 different climate zones and has vast natural resources. Russia also has a unique geographic position with the 14 border countries, bounded by 3 out of 4 world oceans, facilitating the build of international and domestic supply chains. Russia is one of the most technologically advanced economies in the world with a very big and well-educated work force and one of the largest consumer markets. The Russian economy is commodity-driven and is the world’s largest producer of oil (12%), natural gas (18%) and nickel (20%).
Russia has a high crime rate also. Their crime rate is so high that if you were to go to the store like the grocery store, when you walk in the store u have to lock your things up in a locker and shop. When you got through shopping then you were to pick up your stuff out of your locker. The whole time that you are shopping there are people watching your every move. The reason why the crime rate is so high is because they work hard to get paid a little amount of money. Russia’s unemployment rate is very high. There are not enough jobs in Russia for everyone to have a job. For example if you were to get a job at a fast food restaurant, you were only getting paid a little or nothing an hour and that’s not even close to minuan wage in America.
When people such as writers, philosopher, and scientists of the past would imagine and predict what the world would be like in the twenty-first century, most thought of a glorious advanced human civilization. A civilization with a stable and unified global government and global economy that is beneficial to all. It seems that now, in year 2011, we are far from a stable international community. With a vast majority of people living without food, clean water, and basic political rights, the future envisioned 100 or 200 years ago is still far away. There are numerous nations with either weak or failed states. Since the people living in these states are usually suffering enormous hardships, something needs to be done. This leads to a few central questions like, how can a weak state be made stronger? What strategy is most likely to be effective? What would it take to turn a weak or failed state into one with sufficient strength to carry out the main functions of a state? All of these questions will be answered in order as this paper is read. Before diving into these questions, it is important to examine the key features/characteristics of a weak state.
Even with Russia’s vast amount of land only, a small percentage can produce crops, as the rainfall is inconsistent and the northern tundra are not able to support growth. None the less fishing industry, livestock, and grain have been a staple for feeding the Russian people. Due to this family close, and extended have banded together to take care of each other on a larger scale. Another issue Russia faces is the rise of insurgency and could potentially destabilize the region, by Islamist. There is also the unrest and intervention in the Ukraine. Civil consideration
Germany is situated in northern central Europe. It shares its boarders with nine other European nations (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, and Switzerland), which makes it in the middle of one of the most attractive trading zones in the world. From its position on the North Sea and the Baltic Sea in the north, Germany has easy access to the Nordic nations and the United Kingdom. Germany’s capital is Berlin which is the country’s largest city in terms of area and one of the most influential centers in European politics and culture. It is considered the largest European economy and one of the largest economies in the