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Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, has ranked 131st out of 140 cities in the Global Liveability Report 2017, conducted by the analytics of The Economist.
Noteworthy, Kyiv has demonstrated the most rapid decline in positions over the past five years with a 21.4% drop in the rating, reads the report.
Ukraine's indicators demonstrate a certain revival, which, however, is under threat due to unrest, economic instability and the ongoing war in Donbas.
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As UNIAN reported earlier, Kyiv received the status of one of the world's cheapest cities for tourists, taking the 46th position in the rating.