The capacity to deter real or potential external threats to state stability; measured in terms of internal institutional stability, resource security, geoeconomic security, geopolitical security and nuclear deterrence.
Resilience is calculated using a weighted average of scores across 5 sub-measures and 25 indicators.
In 2023, most scores for the top 10 countries are trending downward for resilience. The United States has the highest score (83.3), followed by Russia (76.3) and China (70.4). Australia has gained the most points (−2.7), while India has lost the most points (−4.9).
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