Here are the top ten countries with the highest smoking rates based on the percentage of the adult population that smokes:
1. Kiribati - Around 52.4% of the adult population smokes.
2. Nauru - Approximately 47.5% of adults are smokers.
3. Greece About 42.6% of adults smoke.
4. Serbia Roughly 41.6% of the adult population smokes.
5. Jordan-Around 40.0% of adults smoke.
6. Indonesia - About 39.1% of the adult population smokes.
7. Russia - Approximately 38.9% of adults smoke.
8. Montenegro - Around 37.7% of the adult population smokes.
9. Lebanon - About 37.2% of adults smoke.
10. Armenia - Roughly 36.5% of the adult population smokes.
These percentages reflect the prevalence of smoking among adults, and the rankings can vary slightly depending on the specific sources and year of data.
