Copenhagen named world's best city to live in for second year in a row

Copenhagen has once again topped the list as the world's best city to live in, retaining its title for the second year running. The Danish capital was followed by Vienna in second place and Melbourne in third, according to an annual assessment by the Economist Group's analysis and research division.

The ranking evaluates cities based on several key categories: healthcare, culture, environment, stability, infrastructure, and educational institutions. Each category is scored on a scale up to 100, with the combined scores indicating the overall comfort and quality of life in 173 cities worldwide.

Copenhagen particularly excelled in the assessment, achieving the maximum possible score in the categories of stability, education, and infrastructure. These strong performances contributed to its leading position in the global ranking, highlighting the city's comprehensive livability.