Residents of Helsinki react to the publication of the 2022 World Happiness Report, which named Finland as the world's happiest country for the fifth consecutive year. The report raised some eyebrows when it first placed Finland at the top of its listings in 2018. Many of the Nordic country's 5.5 million people describe themselves as taciturn and prone to melancholy, and admit to eyeing public displays of joyfulness with suspicion. But the country of vast forests and lakes is also known for its well-functioning public services, ubiquitous saunas, widespread trust in authority and low levels of crime and inequality. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES