Russians are the most miserable race in Europe

The Hamburg Futures Foundation recently conducted a survey that found 68 percent of Europeans feel happy.

Denmark is the happiest country, with 96% of the population satisfied with their lives. In second place was Greece, with 80% satisfied. Next on the list is Italy (79%), followed by France (77%).

But Russia was in the last - and even what! - 13th place. In our country, only 37% of the population consider themselves happy.

In the penultimate place was Poland, where opinions were divided 50-50.

15,000 people took part in this survey. And in almost all countries, the trends are the same: women are happier than men, rural people are happier than urban dwellers, family people are happier than single people, rich people are happier than low-wage people.