Data sourced from the World Bank highlights the stark contrasts between North American and Middle Eastern demographics. While Canada commands nearly 10 million square kilometers, its population remains less than half of Iran's. Meanwhile, Lebanon exerts regional strategic weight despite occupying a landmass a fraction of the size of the others. These figures emphasize that physical size alone does not dictate geopolitical leverage.
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