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Revision as of 06:11, 24 November 2023
Superpowers
| State Flag | Common and Formal Names | Membership Within the League of Nations | Claimed Star Systems | Further information on status and recognition of sovereignty |
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| United States of America | LoN Member State
Security Council Member - Permanent |
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | LoN Member State
Security Council Member - Permanent |
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| German Reich | LoN Member State
Security Council Member - Permanent |
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| Empire of Japan | LoN Member State
Security Council Member - Permanent |
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Criteria For Inclusion: The methodology for classifying nations as superpowers, as outlined in this document, combines established criteria with the Champlain Group's proprietary analysis, incorporating both historical and contemporary qualifications. These include; extensive astropolitical influence, significant military capabilities with interstellar operational reach, a robust and diversified economy, and advanced technological prowess. Strong diplomatic and cultural influence is also considered. In recognition of the paramount role that interstellar territories play modern power dynamics, the number of undisputed territorial claims on star systems is also considered.
Note: Supranational Unions are not considered superpowers under this framework. See Also: Potential Superpowers |