Suurfoomatusi
Suurfoomatusi, often translated as "great powers" or "major powers," is a term used in international relations to describe states that possess significant military, economic, and diplomatic influence on a global scale. These nations are typically characterized by their ability to project power beyond their borders, shape international norms and institutions, and engage in direct competition with other major powers.
The exact criteria for defining a suurfoomatusi can be debated, but generally include factors such as a
Contemporary examples of states often considered suurfoomatusi include the United States, China, Russia, and to a