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Defined in Military Power.

1. Russia - part of Asia and Europe

2. China

3. India

4. South Korea

5. Turkey - part of Western Asia and Southern Europe

*according to GFP (Global Firepower Index)

Defined in Economic Power.

China: $5,745,000 (nominal GDP)

Japan: $5,391,000 (nominal GDP)

Russia: $1,477,000 (nominal GDP)

India: $1,430,000 (nominal GDP)

South korea: $1,116,247 (nominal GDP)

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