PEOPLES GAZETTE
The World Happiness Report on Monday announced that Finland had been declared the country with the happiest population for the sixth consecutive year.
The report, which looked at the effects of the coronavirus crisis on people’s well-being, was compiled annually by scientists in the U.S. based on surveys by the Gallup Institute.
According to the report, the happy Finns are followed by: Denmark, Iceland, Israel, The Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Luxembourg and New Zealand.
Austria and Australia are in 11th and 12th positions, while Germany got 16th place, dropping two spots from 2022.
According to the survey, war-torn Afghanistan and Lebanon remain the unhappiest countries.