Global Firepower Index
Abbreviation | GPI |
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Formation | 2006 |
Website | www |
The Global Firepower Index (GPI) is a ranking that has been updated annually since 2006. The index attempts to measure the conventional warfare capacity of various countries. Different military, demographic, financial, logistical and geographic factors are included in the index, but not nuclear warfare capacity.
The index has received coverage in various media, including in The Times of India,[1] CNBC,[2] Newsweek,[3] Inquirer[4] and Handelsblatt.[5]
Methodology[edit]
More than 50 statistical indicators are included in the index. These include the manpower, equipment, military budget, natural resources and other factors. The number of nuclear weapons is not included, however, as only the capacity for conventional warfare is calculated. A score is calculated from all indicators, the PowerIndex (PwrIndx). The lower the PwrIndx, the greater the estimated capacity for conventional warfare. The best theoretical score a country can achieve in the Global Firepower Index is 0.[6]
Ranking[edit]
Countries are sorted by their rank in the Global Firepower Index in 2022. In this year, 140 countries were ranked.[6]
Rank | Country | PowerIndex |
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1 | United States | 0.0453 |
2 | Russia | 0.0501 |
3 | China | 0.0511 |
4 | India | 0.0979 |
5 | Japan | 0.1195 |
6 | South Korea | 0.1261 |
7 | France | 0.1283 |
8 | United Kingdom | 0.1383 |
9 | Pakistan | 0.1572 |
10 | Brazil | 0.1695 |
11 | Italy | 0.1801 |
12 | Egypt | 0.1869 |
13 | Turkey | 0.1961 |
14 | Iran | 0.2104 |
15 | Indonesia | 0.2251 |
16 | Germany | 0.2322 |
17 | Australia | 0.2377 |
18 | Israel | 0.2621 |
19 | Spain | 0.2901 |
20 | Saudi Arabia | 0.2966 |
21 | Taiwan | 0.3215 |
22 | Ukraine | 0.3266 |
23 | Canada | 0.3601 |
24 | Poland | 0.4179 |
25 | Sweden | 0.4231 |
26 | South Africa | 0.4276 |
27 | Greece | 0.4506 |
28 | Vietnam | 0.4521 |
29 | Thailand | 0.4581 |
30 | North Korea | 0.4621 |
31 | Algeria | 0.4724 |
32 | Switzerland | 0.5015 |
33 | Norway | 0.5455 |
34 | Iraq | 0.5597 |
35 | Nigeria | 0.5745 |
36 | United Arab Emirates | 0.5859 |
37 | Netherlands | 0.5937 |
38 | Romania | 0.5938 |
39 | Myanmar | 0.5972 |
40 | Argentina | 0.6091 |
41 | Czech Republic | 0.6161 |
42 | Singapore | 0.6253 |
43 | Mexico | 0.6423 |
44 | Colombia | 0.6438 |
45 | Venezuela | 0.6663 |
46 | Bangladesh | 0.6851 |
47 | Syria | 0.6953 |
48 | Malaysia | 0.7091 |
49 | Portugal | 0.7282 |
50 | Peru | 0.7453 |
51 | Philippines | 0.8076 |
52 | Belarus | 0.8124 |
53 | Chile | 0.8169 |
54 | Uzbekistan | 0.8272 |
55 | Morocco | 0.8573 |
56 | Hungary | 0.8633 |
57 | Denmark | 0.8677 |
58 | Austria | 0.8924 |
59 | Finland | 0.9019 |
60 | Slovakia | 0.9617 |
61 | Serbia | 0.9923 |
62 | Croatia | 0.9962 |
63 | Azerbaijan | 1.0251 |
64 | Kazakhstan | 1.0615 |
65 | Ethiopia | 1.0798 |
66 | Angola | 1.0931 |
67 | Bulgaria | 1.1071 |
68 | Ecuador | 1.1235 |
69 | Belgium | 1.1451 |
70 | Cuba | 1.2246 |
71 | Kuwait | 1.2988 |
72 | Libya | 1.3265 |
73 | Sudan | 1.3382 |
74 | Tunisia | 1.3664 |
75 | Jordan | 1.3989 |
76 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 1.4171 |
77 | Qatar | 1.4429 |
78 | Oman | 1.4453 |
79 | Sri Lanka | 1.4729 |
80 | Yemen | 1.4754 |
81 | Kenya | 1.5252 |
82 | Bolivia | 1.5708 |
83 | Turkmenistan | 1.6728 |
84 | New Zealand | 1.6836 |
85 | Lithuania | 1.7083 |
86 | Slovenia | 1.9486 |
87 | Chad | 1.9638 |
88 | Georgia | 2.0014 |
89 | Zambia | 2.1966 |
90 | Kyrgyzstan | 2.2011 |
91 | Guatemala | 2.2421 |
92 | Uganda | 2.2436 |
93 | Zimbabwe | 2.2398 |
94 | Latvia | 2.2758 |
95 | Ghana | 2.3098 |
96 | Ireland | 2.3147 |
97 | Armenia | 2.3169 |
98 | Bahrain | 2.3269 |
99 | Mali | 2.3829 |
100 | Cambodia | 2.3944 |
101 | Mongolia | 2.4318 |
102 | Uruguay | 2.4526 |
103 | South Sudan | 2.5072 |
104 | Cameroon | 2.5771 |
105 | Moldova | 2.5799 |
106 | Niger | 2.5998 |
107 | Botswana | 2.6008 |
108 | Estonia | 2.6527 |
109 | Honduras | 2.6558 |
110 | Paraguay | 2.6873 |
111 | Tajikistan | 2.7163 |
112 | Ivory Coast | 2.7392 |
113 | Tanzania | 2.8437 |
114 | Lebanon | 2.8681 |
115 | Albania | 3.0023 |
116 | Mozambique | 3.1746 |
117 | Republic of the Congo | 3.1759 |
118 | Afghanistan | 3.3736 |
119 | Nepal | 3.4016 |
120 | Dominican Republic | 3.5349 |
121 | Laos | 3.6906 |
122 | Nicaragua | 3.7337 |
123 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 4.0288 |
124 | Eritrea | 4.1541 |
125 | Mauritania | 4.3067 |
126 | Namibia | 4.3496 |
127 | El Salvador | 4.3558 |
128 | Madagascar | 4.4351 |
129 | Burkina Faso | 4.7216 |
130 | Gabon | 4.7871 |
131 | Montenegro | 4.8015 |
132 | Panama | 5.0255 |
133 | Central African Republic | 5.2184 |
134 | North Macedonia | 5.7275 |
135 | Suriname | 7.4234 |
136 | Sierra Leone | 7.5206 |
137 | Liberia | 8.5213 |
138 | Somalia | 11.8854 |
139 | Kosovo | 13.9136 |
140 | Bhutan | 35.8958 |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "How India has the world's 4th best military - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 2022-02-20.
- ↑ "Most powerful militaries of 2022: US dominates the world, China is 3rd; find out where India ranks". cnbctv18.com. 2022-01-18. Retrieved 2022-02-20.
- ↑ Koronka, Poppy (2021-08-24). "The 20 most powerful military forces in the world". Newsweek. Retrieved 2022-02-20.
- ↑ Baclig, Cristina Eloisa (2022-01-20). "PH 51st on list of world's most powerful militaries". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved 2022-02-20.
- ↑ "Ukraine-Krise : Diese Länder haben 2022 die größten Armeen der Welt". www.handelsblatt.com (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2022-02-20.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 "2022 Military Strength Ranking". www.globalfirepower.com. Retrieved 2022-02-20.
External links[edit]
- Global Firepower Index (official website)
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