List of famous world leaders in 2018
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World Leaders settlement Instagram 2018
April 4, 2018
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World Leaders on Facebook 2018
May 2, 2018
Technically, Facebook is the largest country in the world with 2.2 billion monthly active users. Since 2015, the number of users on Facebook has surpassed the population of China, the most populous country on earth and 1.4 billion people are active on the platform every day.
How do world leaders and governments connect with their citizens on the platform?
Are world leaders broadcasting to their constituents or interacting with their followers?
Are world leaders responsive to messages from their fans?
Do world leaders connect with other governments by liking each other’s Facebook page?
These are some of the questions the latest study about World Leaders on Facebook seeks to answer. The World Leaders on Facebook study was conducted by Burson Cohn & Wolfe, a top-three, full-service, global communications agency with deep expertise in digital and integrated communications.
As of March 15, 2018, the governments and leaders of 175 countries had an official presence on the social network, representing 91 percent of the 193 UN member states. The 650 Facebook personal and institutional pages of world leaders, governments and foreign ministries analyzed in this study have a combined total of 309.4 mil
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For some world leaders, 2018 is a year best forgotten
Reporting from Washington — Whether by sudden reversal of fortune or disastrous slow-motion slide, 2018 proved a bruising year for some of the world’s leaders.
Some of the heads of state or government are globally recognized figures; others are little known outside a limited sphere. Some are veterans of the halls of government; others are newcomers who may have gotten more than they bargained for when they sought to shake things up.
For more than a few of these leaders, the political wounds of 2018 were self-inflicted, or carried the whiff of a reckoning come due. For others, a fall from grace seemed driven more by bad luck, or bad timing, or both.
Of the presidents, prime ministers and others who counted this year a watchword for adversity, the setbacks of some could be read as an anomaly, a departure from an otherwise buoyant trajectory. For others, 2018 might appear, at least in retrospect, to be the beginning of the end.
Leaving aside the travails of President Trump, who serves as both role model and villain for peers on the world stage, here is a sampling of leaders elsewhere who had a notably difficult year:
Mohammed bin Salman
The initials by which Saudi Arabia’s young crown prince is so widely known