Belgium vs Czechia

Belgium vs Czechia: National power

National power in 2022: 0.22% of world capability in Belgium and 0.16% of world capability in Czechia, by Correlates of War estimates. In 2022 the value was higher in Belgium, by 0.06 percentage points, or 1.38 times that in Czechia.

% of world capability · Correlates of War

Belgium vs Czechia: National powerNational power in 2022: 0.22% of world capability in Belgium and 0.16% of world capability in Czechia, by Correlates of War estimates. In 2022 the value was higher in Belgium, by 0.06 percentage points, or 1.38 times that in Czechia.
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What the numbers say

  • Belgium has been higher in every year both have figures for since 1993.
  • In 2022, Belgium ranked 61 and Czechia ranked 72 of 195 countries, counting from the highest.

Every year

% of world capability · Correlates of War

YearBelgiumCzechia
20220.220.16
20210.230.17
20200.220.16
20190.240.16
20180.250.17
20170.260.16
20160.270.17
20150.270.17
20140.280.17
20130.280.18
20120.290.18
20110.310.19
20100.320.19
20090.310.21
20080.380.23
20070.380.24
20060.40.24
20050.40.24
20040.440.27
20030.460.3
20020.470.3
20010.440.3
20000.470.3
19990.480.3
19980.50.33
19970.480.33
19960.510.35
19950.520.36
19940.520.38
19930.520.39
19920.51–
19910.54–
19900.5–
19890.5–
19880.49–
19870.5–
19860.49–
19850.49–
19840.53–
19830.53–
19820.56–
19810.62–
19800.65–
19790.67–
19780.66–
19770.65–
19760.65–
19750.65–
19740.73–
19730.74–
19720.74–
19710.7–
19700.7–
19690.73–
19680.72–
19670.67–
19660.66–
19650.71–
19640.71–
19630.7–
19620.71–
19610.71–
19600.72–
19590.73–
19580.77–
19570.77–
19560.8–
19550.79–
19540.86–
19530.8–
19520.9–
19510.92–
19500.82–
19490.94–
19481.09–
19471.05–
19460.98–
19450.48–
19400.76–
19390.96–
19381.04–
19371.17–
19361.09–
19351.18–
19341.42–
19331.52–
19321.76–
19311.6–
19301.44–
19291.38–
19281.4–
19271.42–
19261.45–
19251.36–
19241.51–
19231.42–
19221.22–
19211.06–
19201.11–
19190.9–
19180.54–
19170.55–
19160.61–
19150.57–
19141.17–
19131.38–
19121.5–
19111.5–
19101.49–
19091.45–
19081.44–
19071.46–
19061.47–
19051.4–
19041.53–
19031.5–
19021.35–
19011.24–
19001.39–
18991.47–
18981.51–
18971.62–
18961.65–
18951.6–
18941.69–
18931.64–
18921.65–
18911.62–
18901.69–
18891.78–
18881.81–
18871.81–
18861.84–
18851.91–
18841.96–
18831.97–
18821.91–
18811.87–
18801.94–
18791.92–
18781.91–
18771.91–
18761.99–
18752.1–
18742.08–
18732.13–
18722.2–
18712.2–
18702.31–
18692.19–
18682.08–
18672.19–
18662.29–
18652.23–
18642.1–
18632.08–
18622.1–
18612.12–
18602.17–
18592.47–
18582.54–
18572.41–
18562.34–
18552.39–
18542.45–
18532.51–
18522.48–
18512.45–
18502.25–
18492.27–
18482.36–
18472.71–
18462.48–
18452.4–
18442.4–
18432.42–
18422.58–
18412.53–
18402.69–
18392.98–
18383.15–
18373.31–
18363.08–
18352.99–
18342.96–
18333.18–
18323.54–
18313.53–
18303.76–

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Good to know

  • The Correlates of War’s Composite Index of National Capability: the country’s share of the world’s military spending, soldiers, iron and steel, energy use, people and city dwellers, averaged.
  • Source: Correlates of War Project, National Material Capabilities v7.0; Singer, Bremer and Stuckey (1972), “Capability Distribution, Uncertainty, and Major Power War, 1820–1965”, in Bruce Russett (ed.), Peace, War, and Numbers, Sage, 19–48.
  • Ranks count the 195 countries with a value in 2022, highest first.

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