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The Global Hegemony Index (GHI) is an integrated, data-driven framework developed by the Global AI Security Center (GAIS) to systematically assess the relative distribution of national power in the international system. The GHI combines quantitative indicators across military strength, economic capacity, financial influence, technological competitiveness, demographic potential, and cultural influence to produce a composite score reflecting each actor's global standing.

The GHI is designed to capture both enduring structural factors and emerging shifts in global power, providing scholars, policymakers, and the public with an empirically grounded tool to assess evolving international dynamics.

Rank	Country/Region	Value
1	United States	80
2	European Union	43
3	China	40
4	Russia	21
5	United Kingdom	14
6	Japan	12
7	Canada	11
8	India	9
9	South Korea	9
10	Australia	9
11	Saudi Arabia	7
12	Turkey	6
13	Brazil	5
14	Mexico	5
15	Indonesia	3
16	Argentina	3
17	South Africa	2

The United States remains the strongest global power, maintaining a considerable lead across multiple dimensions. The European Union and China follow, reflecting their substantial economic, technological, and geopolitical influence. Russia retains notable military capabilities but faces limitations in other areas.

Among the middle powers, India, South Korea, and Australia show competitive standing, each with a score of 9, underscoring the rising complexity of global power distribution beyond traditional great power competition.