Tracking Gallup survey data for more than a decade reveals insights into the regions seeing happiness gains. Read more
Tracking Gallup survey data for more than a decade reveals some countries are witnessing big happiness declines, reflecting their shifting socio-economic conditions. Read more
Conventional wisdom says that young adults (those below 30) tend to be the happiest demographic—but this is not true for these countries. Read more
Can money buy happiness? It can up until a certain point, but as this giant chart shows, money and happiness are not always as aligned as one might guess. Read more
What contributes to happiness? These charts break down global happiness scores – how does your country fare, and how has it changed over ten years? Read more
Where are the happiest, least happy, and fastest improving countries worldwide? We’ve broken down this annual ranking by region to answer that question. Read more
People in Latin American and Southeast Asian countries had the most positive emotions, like feeling joy or smiling and laughing a lot. Read more
We’ve heard that money can only buy happiness up to a certain point. But a new study suggests cut-off may be a lot higher than we thought. Read more
Global happiness levels are determined by many diverse factors. These maps look at the happiest and unhappiest countries in every region. Read more
Can money really buy happiness? In this chart, we compare most of the world’s countries to examine the relationship between wealth and happiness. Read more