These nations are the unhappiest in the world, Hungarians included

Based on a freshly published survey, Hungary is ranked in third place among the unhappiest countries in the world. Numerically, only 14% of Hungarians consider themselves happy. But what is the reason behind that? And which country’s population has the highest life satisfaction? Let’s see the results!

The freshly published survey carried out by Ipsos measured people’s happiness in 30 countries. According to the survey, people around the world are most likely to describe their health, physical and mental well-being, family (partner/spouse and children) and sense of purpose as the sources of their “greatest happiness”. This list continues with pleasant living conditions, a sense of security, a sense of control, being in nature, working or doing meaningful work, and earning more money – reported the Hungarian news portal Pénzcentrum.

Based on the factors mentioned above, 67% of the 30 countries’ populations surveyed consider themselves happy. Most of them live in the Netherlands, where 86% of respondents said they were happy. They are followed by Australia (85%), China (83%), the United Kingdom (83%) and India (82%). In addition, the population of France, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Sweden and the United States are also listed among the happiest nations in the ranking.

Considering Hungary, the results are not that promising. Unfortunately,