10 Most Depressed Countries in the world now

The US is one of the most depressed countries in the world, according to the World Health Organization.

In this post, we’ll talk about the top 10 Most Depressed Countries in the world in 2020.

Our world is more depressed not than ever in history. A lot of people are not satisfied with their life in some ways, but if the unsatisfactory and failure feeling gets too much in a person, it would cause a recognized disease called depression.

Depression rates are rising in countries around the world each year which has several reasons.

First of all, since depression was always considered a taboo that barely anyone could talk about, but as the time goes on, this taboo is fading away and more people openly talk about it and even seek professional help (However, Depression is still a taboo in many societies including modern western ones!)

The second reason is that with the rise of social media (especially Instagram) around the world, people tend to compare themselves with countless other people who showcase their success, happiness, and luxury lifestyle. Even though using social media could be beneficial in some ways, most of the time it ends up to severe depression, especially among the younger generation.

Finally, the third reason for the rising number of depression rate is that science is constantly improving, so are the doctors who can identify depression easier compared to any other time in mankind’s history.

Let’s get back to the topic and the most depressed country in the world 2020.

1- China

According to WHO, China is the most depressed country in the world in 2020. China is modernizing its structures and societies faster than any other country in the world. China’s population in 2020 has become 1.4 billion people which still makes China, the most populated country in the world.

2- India

India is the second-most depressed country in the world as well as the second-most populated country in 2020 with the 1.3 billion population.

3- United States

The United States is the third one on the list of most depressed nations in the world. Currently, the US has a population of 331 million people which makes it the world’s third-most populated country in the world.

4- Brazil

Although Brazil has a diverse community with a lot of festivals year-round, it still made its way to the list and became the 4th most depressed country in the world. Brazil’s population in 2020 is 212 million.

5- Bangladesh

India’s western neighbor, Bangladesh is the world’s fifth depressed country in the world with a population of 164 million people in 2020.

6- Russia

One of the world’s most powerful countries in the world, Russia is also one of the most depressed countries, ranked as the 6th most depressed country in the world. In 2020, more than 145 million people called Russia, home!

7- Indonesia

With 273 million people, Indonesia is the 7th most depressed country in the world in 2020.

8- Nigeria

Having 206 million population, makes Nigeria, the most populated country in Africa, is also the world’s 8th most depressed country in the world.

9- Pakistan

In 2020, Pakistan has become the 9th most depressed country in the world with 220 million people living in it.

10- Iran

Iran is the 10th most depressed country in the world with more than 84 million population.

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25 thoughts on “10 Most Depressed Countries in the world now

  1. Not being a crack statistical whiz just eyeballing the list, seems like the bigger the country, population wise, the higher the probability of being depressed. I could be wrong but there seems to be a direct correlation.

  2. Unfortunately, technology has destroyed social life. Therefore, it left an impact on the overalls satisfaction for many people, in my opinion. Great post, thanks for sharing it! 👍

  3. I live in the U.S. and seeing the violence in the streets, hearing about new murders and crimes every single day, the political division, and now we have Covid changing the landscape… these are really depressing times indeed. But to read about the depression in other countries saddens me even more. In all the technological advances we have made, man has become more unhappy. It just shows that I can’t escape the unhappiness I see here. It’s everywhere. This was a very informative read, and enlightening.

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