SINGAPORE: Singapore has secured 11th place in the annual ranking of the world’s most progressive countries by US News & World Report.
The index, which garnered insights from a global survey encompassing approximately 17,000 respondents, was conducted from March 17 to June 12 this year.
Although not clinching a spot in the coveted top 10, Singapore’s ranking this year marks a significant jump from its 19th position in 2022.
In addition to its newfound status as the 11th most progressive nation, Singapore also secured the 16th position in the “best countries overall” ranking by US News & World Report.
According to the index, Japan emerged as the world’s most progressive nation, with Canada and the United States following closely in second and third place, respectively. The top five positions were rounded out by European countries, with Germany and Denmark standing as Europe’s most progressive nations.
South Korea and China also made significant strides, securing the 6th and 10th positions, respectively, further highlighting the growing prominence of Asian nations in the global context.
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