The pretrial detention of four participants in the "Bakhchisaray women's group" case—Fevziya Osmanova, Elviza Aliyeva, Nasiba Saidova, and Esma Nimetulayeva—has been extended until June 14. This decision was made by the Kyiv District Court of Crimea.
Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, ranked third in the Russian city quality of life ranking compiled by the Financial University under the Government. Moscow and Sevastopol ranked first.
Among other cities in the North Caucasus Federal District, Vladikavkaz ranked 6th, Makhachkala 12th, and Stavropol 36th. Although the North Caucasus republics have traditionally ranked low in material well-being rankings, the latest data on quality of life in cities indicates positive changes. In particular, Vladikavkaz and Grozny have shown improvements in their indicators and rankings.
To determine the leaders, residents' opinions and statistical data on key aspects of city life were taken into account: housing affordability, quality of healthcare and education, cultural level, environmental conditions, safety, government performance, and conditions for entrepreneurship.