Are there any examples of economically powerful states that didn't

Canada

>>2340820
Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. Switzerland may belong on that list as well.

>>2340820
Germany post reunification.

>>2341063
>Germany
>not political powerful
I disagree. Germany is relatively poltically powerful even if it is a dog to the US.

>>2340856
Canada has more political power than most people give it credit for, although that's a mostly recent development

>>2340820
Singapore, Switzerland, Monaco, Brunei.

>>2341084
And yet no one likes us, because of /int/ shit posting.

>>2341089
>And yet no one likes us, because of /int/ shit posting
Nobody likes you because cuckanda is a fake nation which annoys everyone.

You want a (You)? Well you're not getting one you fucking faggot. Troll harder next time.

>>2341089
More like because Canada is a non-country, it's basically just USA with a slightly British bent. It's America's Belarus or Ukraine pretty much.

>>2341084
>This it what leafs actually believe

Why thank you for giving me another (You). Personally, don't give a shit what you fuckers think, I like living in Canada and I don't have to deal with the shitstains that everyone says we have, because I don't live in Ontario. Doesn't matter anyway, World War 3 is coming soon.

>>2341117
Sorry buddy. Maple syrup and hokey aren't measurements of Power. Mexico would beat you beat you in a war.

>>2341117
Cuckbec is even worse than Ontario.

The Netherlands.

Indonesia is a pretty good example.

>>2341103
THIS
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if, in a few years, they just joined the States.
At least they can support the Commonwealth from within.

>>2340878
High gdp per capita doesn't mean powerful. Just relatively powerful.

I think atm mostly Japan, but historically the Hansa I guess? Portugal?

>>2341222
Japan I don't know about. They're pretty good at strategic international relations, which is part economic and part using the US's opposition to a rising China to advance their own interests. South Korea seems the same way.

Mali and Lydia definitely make the list.

>>2341222
>>2342684
Also I forgot to add that I don't know about the Hansa, because I don't know if they really count as a state. But Portugal is spot on. Maybe Belgium before WW1 too?

Modern Japan; major economic force and cultural exporter but in the shadow of the US in terms of international politics.