Putin tops Forbes' list of world's most powerful for 4th year

Putin tops Forbes' list of world's most powerful for 4th year

Undated photo shows Russian President Vladimir Putin, who topped the Forbes 2016 ranking of the world's most powerful people. Putin grabbed the top spot on the annual list for the fourth consecutive year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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