Saudi Arabians are the second happiest group of citizens in the world according to a new survey. The results of the new Ipsos global survey showed that 86 percent of residents in Saudi Arabia say they are “very or rather happy.”   This put Saudi Arabia second out the 32 countries that were polled.   China came in first with 91 percent, and the Netherlands third with a 85 percent, followed closely by India at 84 percent, and Brazil 83 percent.   Meanwhile respondents from Hungary, South Korea and Poland reported the lowest, ranging from 50 to 60 percent. The US hovered around the middle of the pack, with 76 percent. The survey found that on average, nearly three in four adults described themselves as “happy.”   With 73 percent of people on average saying they “happy,” the survey shows that global happiness has gone up by six points since last year.   Globally, people say they are most satisfied with their relationships with their friends and family.