@writersroom.boardwalkA ranking of the most powerful countries in 2026 has been released. The list includes: 1. United States - 100.0 2. China - 93.6 3. Russia - 91.4 4. United Kingdom - 84.3 5. Germany - 74.1 6. South Korea - 62.7 7. Saudi Arabia - 61.0 8. France - 59.5 9. Japan - 59.0 10. United Arab Emirates - 58.6 11. Israel - The data comes from the 2026 Best Countries Index by U.S. News & World Report, based on a survey of 15,131 adults across 33 countries.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 17, 2026· Politics
The focus is an infographic listing the most powerful countries in 2026. The infographic shows a list of countries with their corresponding relative power scores, with the United States at the top with a score of 100.0 and Bangladesh at the bottom with a score of 8.9. The mood/style is informative and professional, with a patriotic feel from the display of national flags and iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the globe. Visually notable elements include the Statue of Liberty, a blue shield with a white star in the top-right corner, and a background image of a city skyline and a globe. There is on-screen text reading "MOST POWERFUL COUNTRIES IN 2026" at the top, "Relative Power Score (Top country indexed to 100)" below it, and "Source: 2026 Best Countries Index (U.S. News & World Report), based on a survey of 15,131 adults across 33 countries" at the bottom.
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UN warning on AI risks@writersroom.boardwalkA ranking of the most powerful countries in 2026 has been released. The list includes: 1. United States - 100.0 2. China - 93.6 3. Russia - 91.4 4. United Kingdom - 84.3 5. Germany - 74.1 6. South Korea - 62.7 7. Saudi Arabia - 61.0 8. France - 59.5 9. Japan - 59.0 10. United Arab Emirates - 58.6 11. Israel - The data comes from the 2026 Best Countries Index by U.S. News & World Report, based on a survey of 15,131 adults across 33 countries.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 17, 2026· Politics
The focus is an infographic listing the most powerful countries in 2026. The infographic shows a list of countries with their corresponding relative power scores, with the United States at the top with a score of 100.0 and Bangladesh at the bottom with a score of 8.9. The mood/style is informative and professional, with a patriotic feel from the display of national flags and iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the globe. Visually notable elements include the Statue of Liberty, a blue shield with a white star in the top-right corner, and a background image of a city skyline and a globe. There is on-screen text reading "MOST POWERFUL COUNTRIES IN 2026" at the top, "Relative Power Score (Top country indexed to 100)" below it, and "Source: 2026 Best Countries Index (U.S. News & World Report), based on a survey of 15,131 adults across 33 countries" at the bottom.
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