Top 10 most reputable countries in 2018 are

Education and human capital
Finland has the second most human capital in the world.
World Economic Forum, The Human Capital Report: Human Capital Index 2017

Finland's primary education is the best in the world.
World Economic Forum (WEF), The Global Competitiveness Report 2016-2017: Primary Education

Finland’s quality of higher education is the third best in the world.
World Economic Forum (WEF), The Global Competitiveness Report 2017–2018: Higher education and training / Quality of education

Finland ranks as one of the top OECD country in education.
OECD, Better Life Index: Education

Education in Finland answers to future needs the third best in the world.
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) & Yidan Prize, Worldwide Educating for the Future Index

Finland is placed third in a comparison of lifelong learning in EU countries.
European Commission, European Innovation Scoreboard 2018: Lifelong learning

Finnish adults are the third best in literacy and numeracy of OECD countries.
OECD, How's Life? 2017: Measuring Well-being, Education and skills, adult skills

Finland is the most literate country in the world.
J. W. Miller and M. C. McKenna, World's Most Literate Nations: Rank Breakdown

Finns are the second biggest library users in Europe.
The European Bureau of Library, Public Libraries – Statistics

>FINNISH MEN GENETICALLY MORE VIOLENT
result of high testosterone (sorry soyboys)
>FINLAND HIGH MURDER RATE
again, high test
>FINLAND ALCOHOLISM
what low-test soyboys see as alcoholism is seen as light drinking in Finland
>FINLAND ABUSIVE
just banter lol
>FINLAND IS MONGOLOID
nothing makes me proud to be descendant of the greatest alpha male there ever was

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Information society and competitiveness
Finland is the fourth most cyber secure country in the world. (100 countries in the comparison).
e-Governance Academy, National Cyber Security Index (NCSI)

Finland is the second best in the world in using information and communication technologies to boost competitiveness and well-being.
World Economic Forum (WEF), Global Information Technology Report 2016: Networked Readiness Index

Finland is the fourth most innovative country in the world.
World Economic Forum (WEF), The Global Competitiveness Report 2017–2018: Innovation

Finland has EU's best digital public services.
European Commission, The Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) 2018: Finland

Finland has the highest participation in training provided by the employer in Europe.
Eurofound, European Working Conditions Survey 2015

Finland has the strongest digital knowledge capital in Europe.

I chuckle whenever I see meme list like this. Last year they voted Finland happiest country, when in fact basically everyone is miserable here. We're literally living in a fascist police state where thugs in a blue uniform ran the fucking country.

Children's well-being and school attendance
Finland has the second lowest inequality among children in the world.
UNICEF, Fairness for Children: A league table of inequality in child well-being in rich countries

Finland is the second best country to be a girl in the world.
Save the Children, Every last girl: Girl’s opportunity index

Finnish children have the third most secure childhood in the world.
Save the Children, Stolen Childhood: End of Childhood, Report 2017

Young people (aged 11 to 15) in Finland are the fourth satisfied with their life among young people in welfare countries.
UNICEF, Child Well-being in Rich Countries: A comparative overview

Finns aged 15 are the third most satisfied with their lives among same-age young people in OECD countries.
OECD, PISA 2015 Results, Students’ Well-Being

Finnish fourth graders' knowledge of science is the second best in OECD countries.
M. O. Mullis, I. V. S. Mullis, P. Foy and M. Hooper, TIMSS 2015 International Results in Science

Finns aged 15 are among OECD countries the second best in literacy and the third best in science.
Ministry of Education and Culture, PISA 2015: Finnish youth still at the top despite the drop

Health

Finland is among the world’s top 20 countries in life expectancy at birth. Differences at the top are small.
WHO, Life expectancy

Finland has the least underweight (under 2,500 g) children born of OECD countries.
OECD, Low birth weight

Mothers' and children's well-being in Finland is the second best in the world.
Save the Children, State of the World´s Mothers 2015, 16th annual report

Finland has the world's third lowest infant mortality rate (deaths at the age of under one year).
UN, SDG Indicators, Infant mortality rate

Maternal mortality is the lowest in the world in Finland together with Greece, Iceland and Poland.
WHO, World Health Statistics 2018: Monitoring health for the SDGs

The second lowest number of children weighing under 2.5 kg are born in Finland in OECD countries.
OECD, Health at a Glance 2015. Infant health: Low birth weight

Finland has the second lowest total mortality from cancer in EU countries.
OECD, Health at a Glance: Europe 2016: Mortality from cancer

Finnish adults are the third least likely to smoke of EU countries.
OECD, Health at a Glance: Europe 2016: Adults smoking daily

Capital city

Helsinki is the third best city to live in. (65 cities in the comparison).
Metropolis, The Best Cities to Live in (2016)

People living in Helsinki have the highest satisfaction with the place where they live, alongside with people living in Stockholm.
European Commission, Quality of Life in European Cities 2015

Helsinki is the second most appealing city in the world for startups.
Nestpick, Startup Cities Index

Helsinki is the most equal city in Europe. (33 cities in the comparison).
Spotahome, Equality in Europe

Helsinki is fifth best in the ability to compete for talented workforce.
INSEAD, Global Cities Talent Competitiveness Index 2018 Rankings

Helsinki is the third best city in terms of technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. (40 cities in the comparison).
J. Gibson, M. Robinson & S. Cain, CITIE – City Initiatives for Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Nesta, Accenture & Catapult 2015)

Among European cities, Helsinki is the fourth best in supporting digital enterprises and entrepreneurs.
Nesta, European Digital City Index 2016

Of European big cities, Helsinki is the easiest and most pleasant to get around in. (20 cities in the comparison).
Politico, Urban Mobility Index

People living in Helsinki are the second most satisfied with cultural facilities among inhabitants of EU capital cities.
Eurostat, Satisfaction with cultural facilities in EU capital cities

Helsinki is the most honest city in the world.
Readers Digest, Most Honest Cities

The Helsinki-Vantaa airport is the best in the world.
Lonely Planet, Helsinki takes the world’s best airport award for 2016

And in these we are also at the top of the world
Finland has the third most space per person in Europe.
Eurostat, Population density, persons per km2

Food in Finland is the cleanest in Europe.
European Food Safety Authority, The 2015 European Union report on pesticide residues in food

Finns drink most coffee per person in the world.
International Coffee Organization, Coffee Trade Statistics

Finns drink the most milk per person in the world.
Dairy Nutrition Council, Maidon kulutus maailmalla 2015 (Milk consumption in the world in 2015)

Finland has the most Summer Olympics medals per capita.
Medals per Capita, Total Medals per Capita: All Time (Summer)

Finnish adults' English skills are the sixth best in a comparison of 80 countries.
Education First (EF), EF English Proficiency Index

The Finnish passport has the third most influence in the world. With one you can travel to 187 countries without a visa.
Henley & Partners, Visa Restriction Index

Finland has the second most islands in the world.
WorldAtlas, Which Country Has the Most Islands?

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all the sad people kill themselves, but you never hear about that because it would only trigger more suicides.

>Sweden
>Canada
You can't be serious.

It's literally heart breaking how our nation just sweeps under the rug, cause it will ''damage'' the national reputation. We might look fine and cool from the outside, but we're certainly rotten from the inside.

i'm not miserable, because i'm not junkie NEET like you faggot

neither do I, 8 Last 8 months I worked like a slave and I'm saving it to get the fuck outta this shithole. Is gonna get crash sooner than later, and you will turn into the bottle like everyone else.

>like everyone else
my parents don't drink alcohol and i only drink when i'm with my friends. if you can't enjoy your life without alcohol, then you're doing something wrong.
even if you move to some other country, you still have to work for your bread. how is the grass greener on the other side in this case?

I dont drink alcohol at all, not cause I'm a religious nutsack, but I have seen the lives it has ruined.
>How grass greener on the other side in this case?
Less taxes, more freedom and better salary, ooh socially more conscious human who are actually living not pretending living. No jealousy, and of course better climate than this grey hellhole full of depresssed people.

>better salary
you don't have many options then. switzerland, scandis, USA and australia come in mind, but nothing else.
what country are you moving to? surely you have planned this out already.

>1 Sweden
>2 Finland
>4 Norway
>9 Denmark

Nordic countries are famous as countries which have good welfare in Japan
I think that the peoples who were born in Nordic countries are so happy :3