Turks and Caicos Islands ranks #200 of 242 on the Composite Power Index (0.1/100), scored on military spending, active personnel, nuclear arsenal, economic size and logistics. Its Instability Index is 18.6/100 (#135 most fragile). Every figure below carries its source and year. Data read 2026-10-22.
The Turks and Caicos Islands recorded GDP of $1.75 billion in 2024, according to World Bank WDI figures, with GDP per capita at $37,506.78 the same year against a population of 46,535.
Our World in Data's energy series records primary energy supply of 0.0067 exajoules in 2023 and electricity generation of 0.27 terawatt-hours in 2024. Oil and gas production are both listed at 0.0 terawatt-hours, dated to 2016 for both series.
This bundle is thin. No government debt, reserves, military expenditure, personnel, or V-Dem governance figures are present for the Turks and Caicos Islands, consistent with its status as a territory rather than a sovereign reporting unit in several of these datasets. Oil and gas production figures are stale, dated 2016 against 2023–2024 figures elsewhere, and both read zero.
Sources: World Bank WDI; Our World in Data (Energy).
Written from the sourced figures on this page and checked against them before publication — any figure not present in the data blocks the briefing. Generated 2026-10-06.
Insufficient factors.
No alliance data loaded.
No contiguity data.
COW Dyadic MID, 1816–2014 — historical register, not live rivalries. Count = militarized disputes; year = most recent; ● = peak intensity.
No militarized disputes recorded (COW MID).
Displacement (UNHCR): 14 refugees originated · 0 IDPs · 8 hosted
Neighbours and leading powers — each links to its own sourced dossier.