@savageupdatesMorocco and Fiji top the list with 94% of people saying they would fight for their country. Pakistan and Vietnam follow at 89%. Bangladesh sits at 86%, while Azerbaijan is at 85%. Papua New Guinea reports 84%. Afghanistan and Georgia are tied at 76%. India comes in at 75%, just ahead of Finland at 74%. Turkey and the Philippines both register 73%. Thailand and Armenia are at 72%. China stands at 71%, with Indonesia at 70%. Kazakhstan and Kenya share 69%. Israel and Lebanon are tied at 66%. Panama follows at 64%, and Malaysia is at 63%. Ukraine shows 62%. Peru and Colombia both report 61%. Russia is at 59%, while Kosovo sits at 58%. Mexico and the Palestinian territories are tied at 56%. Sweden and Bosnia and Herzegovina both show 55%. Ecuador and Greece are at 54%. Nigeria hits 50%, followed by Brazil at 48%. Poland reports 47%, and Serbia is at 46%. The United States comes in at 44%. Argentina is at 43%. South Korea stands at 42%, with Latvia at 41%. Switzerland reports 39%. North Macedonia, Ireland, and Romania are all tied at 38%. Denmark sits at 37%. Canada drops to 30%. Australia and France share the lowest figures on this list, both at 29%. These results come from a 2015 WIN/Gallup International global survey.

@savageupdatesMorocco and Fiji top the list with 94% of people saying they would fight for their country. Pakistan and Vietnam follow at 89%. Bangladesh sits at 86%, while Azerbaijan is at 85%. Papua New Guinea reports 84%. Afghanistan and Georgia are tied at 76%. India comes in at 75%, just ahead of Finland at 74%. Turkey and the Philippines both register 73%. Thailand and Armenia are at 72%. China stands at 71%, with Indonesia at 70%. Kazakhstan and Kenya share 69%. Israel and Lebanon are tied at 66%. Panama follows at 64%, and Malaysia is at 63%. Ukraine shows 62%. Peru and Colombia both report 61%. Russia is at 59%, while Kosovo sits at 58%. Mexico and the Palestinian territories are tied at 56%. Sweden and Bosnia and Herzegovina both show 55%. Ecuador and Greece are at 54%. Nigeria hits 50%, followed by Brazil at 48%. Poland reports 47%, and Serbia is at 46%. The United States comes in at 44%. Argentina is at 43%. South Korea stands at 42%, with Latvia at 41%. Switzerland reports 39%. North Macedonia, Ireland, and Romania are all tied at 38%. Denmark sits at 37%. Canada drops to 30%. Australia and France share the lowest figures on this list, both at 29%. These results come from a 2015 WIN/Gallup International global survey.