In 2025, rising global tensions have also fueled strong public sentiment across nations. A recently published map by Newsweek, drawing on data from the World Population Review, reveals the ten most disliked countries in the world. This ranking is the result of an analysis that combines findings from international reports and worldwide opinion surveys, offering insight into widespread dissatisfaction with various governments, their policies, and controversial geopolitical moves.
According to the report, the ten countries that topped the list of global dislike are: China, India, Russia, North Korea, Israel, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and the United States.
