Reported by: Emon CRWE Newswire Middle East correspondent
The American edition of Newsweek published the results of the comparison of 100 countries on five indicators: the level of health, education, quality of life, the political situation and the dynamics of economic development.
According to the magazine, the best country in the world is Finland, which ranks first in terms of education, fourth on quality of life, fifth position on the political integrity, eighth - on the dynamics of the economy, and 17 - the level of health.
Russia on the sum of all indicators in the rating took only 51 seats. It is noteworthy that the level of education and the dynamics of economic development in Russia are not so bad - 31 and 36 places respectively.
The worst performance in Russia in terms of health and political situation: and one and other indicators of Russia took 75 seats.
Notably, the Czech Republic, Poland, Latvia, Estonia and Ukraine are in a higher rating than the Russian Federation.
The USA took the list of 11 lines. This country is on the dynamics of the economy took second place in the ranking. The level of quality of life is also not bad - in ninth place and slightly worse indicators of health and education - 26 seats. This country on the cumulative assessment bypassed Sweden and Switzerland, who settled in the ranking at the second and third places.
This is followed by Australia, Luxembourg, Norway, Canada, Holland and Japan.
The worst countries were found to Cameroon, Nigeria and Burkina Faso.
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