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2024 Global Firepower Rankings

Santhosh Kumar 20/01/2024

2024 Global Firepower Rankings mind map
Recent News
January 2024
India ranked above Britain
When
2024
Why
Evaluate military strength
Rank countries
What
Based on PowerIndex
Consider 60 factors
Troop numbers, equipment
Financial stability
Geographic location
Available resources
Where
Global ranking
Who
United States
Most powerful
Russia
Second place
China
Third place
India
Fourth place
How
Evaluate factors
Determine PwrIndx score
Significance
Comprehensive analysis
Global military comparison

The 2024 Global Firepower Rankings evaluate the military strength of various countries, ranking them based on factors like troop numbers, military equipment, financial stability, geographic location, and available resources. In this year’s ranking, the United States tops the list, followed by Russia, China, and India, showcasing their global military dominance. The rankings are based on a comprehensive analysis of over 60 factors, condensed into a PowerIndex score, providing a global comparison of military capabilities and strength.

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