Time magazine chose Janet Yellen - the first woman to head
the U.S. Federal Reserve - and pop star Miley Cyrus and Megyn Kelly Fox News
network programs presenter within the 41 women on the list of the most
influential personalities in the world.
The 2014list of the magazine includes, which was published
on Thursday, the second appearance of the singer Beyonce, which topped the
image of the cover of the magazine and seventh appearance of Hillary Clinton and U.S. Secretary of State
former and potential candidate for the presidential election in 2016., And of
the lesser-known names of list, Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
and Catherine Sullivan U.S. former astronaut and current Director of the
Department of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
And it increased the number of women on the list this year
for the previous record in 2012, a list of 38 women.
The list included such prominent figures as Russian
President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Barack Obama and rich brothers
Charles and David Koch and former employee of the U.S. National Security
Agency, Edward Snowden.
Among the leaders in the Middle East list included Iranian
President Hassan Rohani, secretary of defense and former Egyptian Abdel Fattah
al-Sisi, a candidate who is expected to win the presidential election next
month.
And from the world of sports list included the American
basketball player Jason Collins and golfer Lydia Ko, aged 17 years and Richard
Sherman team player Seattle Séox American football.
The Indian political Arvind Kejriwal won at the forefront of
the most influential personality’s percent, according to a survey of the views
of readers TIME winning more than 260 thousand votes.
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