German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been nominated as the most powerful woman of the worlds -sixth time in a row by Forbes magazine. Forbes list of the 25 most powerful women of the world includes the names of the smartest and toughest female business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, philanthropists, and CEOs making their mark in the world today. Merkel emerges right on the top with presidential candidate Hillary Clinton close behind. This year's list has a more global outreach, Scotland, Mauritius, Mayanmar, Nepal, Croatia, Luthania and Taiwan are some of the countries who have made to the list this time. This includes Scotiish first minister Nicola Sturgeon who recently polled as the most popular Scot in the land; Nobel Prize winner Suu Kyi and Taiwanese President Tsi Ing Wen who recently stepped in to office after winning lanslide victory. The list also includes Melinda Gates who has helped fight polio in the world and Sheryl Sandberg COO Facebook. Indian woman Indra Noori CEO Pepsi Co also makes it to the list. No woman from Pakistan made it to the this prestigeous list. The list does not include any celebrity from showbiz.
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