In an annual report by the US-based Fund for Peace published in Foreign Policy magazine , Somalia is this year's most "" on a list of 177 countries, determined by factors such as its human rights record, security, and economy. American think tank collaborates annually with  to produce the report. The index was first published in 2005, and countries are judged by twelve metrics, including refugee movement, economic development, history of violence, de-legitimization of the state, and others. On the other end of the list, the least weak of the 177 countries evaluated was Norway, followed by Finland and Sweden. The US came in at number 158. 
In an annual report by the US-based published in , Somalia is this year's most "" on a list of 177 countries, determined by factors such as its human rights record, security, and economy. American think tank collaborates annually with Foreign Policy magazine to produce the report. The index was first published in 2005, and countries are judged by twelve metrics, including refugee movement, economic development, history of violence, de-legitimization of the state, and others. On the other end of the list, the least weak of the 177 countries evaluated was Norway, followed by Finland and Sweden. The US came in at number 158. Sister links
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