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Finland remains happiest country in the world - even during Covid

I've read an article in Independet by Chantal da Silva called "Finland remains happiest country in the world - even during Covid". It shows that Finland is on the of World Happieness Report, for the fourth year in a row. In this year Finland was was put to the test because of Covid-19 pandemic, but it wasn't an problem. In fact, it was something that helped the residents of Finland during the lockdown. People trust each other and have confidence in government. Maybe this was crucial thing in this situation.

The other countries in this ranking was merely in north Europe (9 out of 10). Afganistan found the least happy country in the whole world, with Zimbabwe and Rwanda just above the South Asian nation. It shows that in the north of europe people are happier than somewhere.

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  1. englishdiary24 marca 2021 05:37

    Poland was quite high on this list too but still behind most EU countries. We have serious trust issues, I'm afraid.

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