Superpower
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Political Domain
Used in the context of international relations and global dominance. After World War II, the USSR emerged as a superpower.
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Implicit Authority
Implies a nation has significant influence on global issues and other countries. As a superpower, China has a strong say in the United Nations.
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Economic Strength
Often refers to a nation's strong economy as a component of its superpower status. Germany is considered an economic superpower in Europe.