The President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin topped the charts for the most important people in 2014, the Agency France-Presse.
" Because of the Ukrainian conflict and the Crimea relations of East and West are experiencing their own worst crisis in a quarter century with the fall of the Berlin wall. In its 62 years Russian President centuries Putin is the Central player in this confrontation, which is at risk at any time go into a state of " cold war", writes Agence France-Presse, RIA " Novosti ". On the 2nd place ranking is the leader of the terrorist group " Islamic state " (IG) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and completing the top three important persons Schoolgirls from Nigerian district CIBC stolen as a result of the attacks attributed to members of the radical Islamist group Boko Haram. Similarly in the list, the Agency France-Presse for the second year in a row consists of Pope Francis and a young Pakistani human rights activist Malala Yusufzai, who received the Nobel peace prize. Other participants are the leader of the protesters in Hong Kong Joshua Wong, parents killed by rebels " Islamic countries " journalist James Foley - Diane and John, the South African athlete-amputee Oscar Pistorius, the Creator of the book " Capital in the XXI century " Thomas Piketty and Founder of an online trading platform Alibaba, the richest man in Asia By assumption Bloomberg, Jack MA. Participation in the creation of rating, according to the Agency, took about 380 correspondents, and discussion of candidates was done with all editions in different countries of the world. The leader of last year's rating was a former employee of the U.S. intelligence Edward Snowden, the second place was occupied by Iranian leader Hassan Rouhani, and 3rd place was Pakistani Yusufzai. Remember, centuries Putin for the second year in a row, ranked first in the chart the most important people in the world By the assumption of the American magazine Forbes. In 2014, Putin has pipped Barack Obama and the President of China XI Jinping.


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