putin beat obama

Russian President Vladimir Putin came in first place in the classification of "Forbes" magazine as the most powerful commander in the world, while the second returned to the US President Barack Obama. And entered the Forbes list, which includes 72 commander, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the "Islamic state". For the second year in a row, Russian President Vladimir Putin defeated his US counterpart Barack Obama and ranked first in the classification of "Forbes" magazine for the commander of the most powerful in the world. It is the third time in Obama's mandate which loses US President first place: in front of Putin twice, and once in front of the Chinese President Xi Jinping. The magazine asked, "Who is the strongest thus: Prime has absolute authority in the State of corroded but still contentious, or head, handcuffed to the most powerful nation in the world?" She added, "for the second year in a row, pour our voices for the benefit of the Russian president as the strongest person in the world and after US President Barack Obama." And a list of the world's most powerful 72 2014 to a leader in the world chosen to reflect the commander per hundred million people on the ground in the top five leaders are themselves stayed like last year. In the third solution Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is expected to rule for a decade is expected to submit a China on the United States as the largest economy in the world. In fourth place on the list of "Forbes" Pope Francis and replaced German Chancellor Angela Merkel fifth. And between characters new 12 on the list and the Indian prime minister Narendra Modi (ranked 15) and founder of Ali Baba and the richest man in China, Jack Ma (ranked 30) and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the "Islamic state", which was announced succession in the control of the organization areas (ranked 54) . The list includes 17 heads of state in power in states with a total gross domestic product of $ 48 trillion and 39 head of the company believes in the aggregate $ 3.6 trillion in annual revenue. There are nine women on the list, but for the first time two women up to the first ten mattresses, two Merkel and the head of the US Federal Reserve Janet Yellen.