In its latest 2025 report on the state of the world's emotions, the American Gallup Consulting and Analysis Center released a list of the world's angriest nations, with Chad ranking first and Iraq among the top ten.
According to the 2025 Gallup report, which was based on surveys of more than 145,000 people in 144 countries, Chad is the angriest nation in the world, with 47% of respondents reporting feeling angry. Jordan followed in second place with 46%.
The survey asked participants whether they had felt angry the previous day. The percentage of "yes" answers determined each country's ranking on the list.
Iraq ranked fifth on the list, with 40% of respondents reporting feeling angry the previous day. This places Iraq among the countries experiencing high levels of psychological and emotional stress.
The ten angriest people in the world, according to the report, are:
1. Chad: 47%
2. Jordan: 46%
3. Armenia: 43%
4. Northern Cyprus: 42%
5. Iraq: 40%
6. Sierra Leone: 40%
7. Guinea: 39%
8. Democratic Republic of the Congo: 38%
9. Palestine: 38%
10. Iran and Morocco: 37%
Gallup noted that negative emotions such as anger, sadness, and anxiety are closely linked to political and economic instability in countries.
The report also shows that globally, 39% of people feel anxious and 37% feel stressed, levels that have increased compared to the past decade.
International poll: Iraqis are the fifth most angry people in the world.
