The 10 Happiest Countries on Earth, According to Gallup’s World Happiness Report
Each year, Gallup’s World Happiness Report ranks nations based on support systems, social trust, generosity, and more.
Each year, Gallup’s World Happiness Report ranks nations based on support systems, social trust, generosity, and more.
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