The latest list from the UNDP (United Nations Development Program) rates Norway as the best country in the world to live in for the sixth year running, after toppling Canada from the top spot in 2001.
The list is based on statistics on life expectancy, education levels and gross national product per inhabitant.
The Nordic countries all made it into the top 15 and the bottom of the list was dominated by African nations, with Niger finishing 177th and bottom.
The UNDP list has been published annually since 1990.
Is that so? I don't think so.
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