China'S "Global Existence Index" Ranked Second In The Performance.

According to Western media, the El Cano Institute of Spanish think-tank published the report on the 2016 global existence index on 4 th. China ranks second in the 90 countries' global presence rankings, second only to the United States.

In May 4th, the Royal El Cano Institute website published the report entitled "China's second place in the global index of existence". The report of the 2016 global existence index published by the Institute today analyzed the global index of existence in 2015.

China's rankings increased by two in a year.

Reported that since 1990, the United States has always been ranked first in the global existence index.

The report points out that "China's status is partly due to its rapid economic growth, coupled with an external oriented development model".

In 2015, after the sharp rise in the rankings, Britain was "

The position in the index rankings dropped to fourth place after Germany.

Overall, the growth rate of European countries is still slow, so the EU's global presence in 2015 declined overall, from 1261 in 2014 to 1255 in 2015.

The reason for the slowdown is, first of all, the economic stagnation, and perhaps the elimination.

And the loss of global status in the absolute sense of emerging countries outside India.

Reported that the Royal El Cano Institute of Spain released the global existence index annual report from 2011.

Measuring the global influence of countries in terms of economic, military and other "soft power" areas, such as tourism, culture, education and development cooperation, is an important tool for analyzing international relations and the international status of each country.

Natural resources such as Brazil, especially those rich in oil and gas resources, have been affected by the fall in commodity prices.

As a result, the global index of existence in 2015, Russia, Libya, Holland, Norway and the United Arab Emirates dropped by an average of 6 compared with the previous year.

The added value of assessing the global existence index of 90 countries is that they can be used to measure the foreign policy space of each country.

After decades of rapid growth, the pace of foreign policy space upgrading has begun to slow down.

The average annual growth rate from 1990 to 2012 was 10%, from 2012 to 2015, and 2.7%.

The growth rate from 2014 to 2015 was close to 0.4% of zero.