"Dream - It's not just about military or economic power; the strength of a country can also come from the power of its passport. Of course, evaluating these three aspects cannot be compared nominally. The strength of a passport is identified by how far the identity card can penetrate the borders of other countries when traveling. Recently, the Henley Passport Index released the latest rankings of the strongest passports in the world for 2023. As a result, Japan has been knocked off its position as the country with the strongest passport in the world for the first time in five years."

Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving any HTML tags: "5. Belgium, Czech Republic, Malta, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, and Switzerland 6. Australia, Hungary, and Poland 7. Canada and Greece 8. Lithuania and the United States 9. Latvia, Slovakia, and Slovenia 10. Estonia and Iceland"

Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "How to rank passports? The Henley Passport Index ranks the strongest passports in the world and is updated every three months. This is based on the number of destinations accessible to passport holders without a visa."

The global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners uses data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to rank 199 passports worldwide. This index has been running for 18 years. Countries receive one point for each destination that can be visited without a visa. This applies if citizens can obtain a visa on arrival, a visitor permit, or an electronic travel authority (ETA) upon entering the destination.