Türkiye ranks second in world’s angriest countries list

A recent report by the renowned research firm Gallup has revealed the world’s angriest countries, with Türkiye securing the second spot. The 2024 Global Emotions Report, which provides insights into the emotional states of countries, presents eye-opening findings on global sentiments.

Türkiye among World’s angriest countries

According to the Gallup study, which surveyed a total of 100 countries, Türkiye ranked as the second-angriest country globally.

The report is part of Gallup’s annual survey assessing the emotional well-being of nations, analyzing both positive and negative emotions.

Lebanon tops list

The country that emerged as the angriest in the world was Lebanon. While Türkiye secured the second position, Lebanon’s emotional landscape has been marked by intense negativity, placing it at the top of the list.

El Salvador: Happiest nation

In stark contrast, El Salvador was ranked as the world’s happiest and most positive country.

The Latin American nation reported experiencing positive emotions more frequently than any other country, standing out for its widespread sense of optimism.

World’s top 10 angriest countries

1. Lebanon
2. Türkiye
3. Armenia
4. Iraq
5. Afghanistan
6. Jordan
7. Mali
8. Sierra Leone

The Gallup report underscores the varied emotional climates around the globe, highlighting the struggles many countries face in terms of emotional well-being.

While some nations, like El Salvador, show resilience and happiness, others are grappling with challenges that contribute to a pervasive sense of anger and frustration.