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The Economist Intelligence Unit has identified Copenhagen as the most livable city globally for 2026, maintaining its position for the second year running. The capital of Denmark earned perfect ratings in areas such as stability, infrastructure, and education. Among American cities, Honolulu secured the top rank at No. 25, while New York improved its standing by three places to No. 66, aided by enhanced stability metrics attributed to decreasing crime rates and diminished fears of terrorism. The EIU evaluated 173 cities around the globe based on education, healthcare, infrastructure, culture, and stability. Additionally, the average score for Asia increased to 73.9.
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00:00Copenhagen has been named the world's most livable city for 2026.
00:04The Danish capital has topped the EIU rankings for a second year in a row.
00:09The index assessed 173 cities worldwide across several key categories.
00:14Copenhagen earned perfect scores for stability, infrastructure, and education.
00:19Vienna ranked second, while Melbourne took third place.
00:23Sydney climbed to fourth, followed by Zurich and Geneva.
00:26Osaka ranked seventh, with Adelaide eighth and Tokyo tenth.
00:30For the U.S., Honolulu remained the highest-ranked city at number 25.
00:34New York climbed three places to 66.
00:36The EIU linked the improvement to better stability scores.
00:40The global results also showed changes across Asia and the Middle East.
00:44Asia's average livability score rose to 73.9.
00:48Copenhagen's strong public services helped secure its position at the top.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:56using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.

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