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Japan ranked first among OECD countries in all three categories (reading, science, and mathematics) of the Program for International Student Assessment in 2025, maintaining steady performance while average scores in other nations declined.
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It’s Wednesday, Sept. 23. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. OTTAWA CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TRUMP AVENUE NAME CHANGE Council passed the motion to rename the street hours…
as long ascrickets are chirpingno one's there--Stephen J. DeGuire (California, USA)Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
SEOUL, Sept. 24 (Yonhap) -- Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, will send a ...
Marco Rubio, speaking after meeting Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, said he hoped Putin would accept the invitation, adding that the occasion would serve as an opportunity for Putin to speak…
The naira recorded a depreciation against the dollar at the official foreign exchange market on Wednesday. The naira weakened on Wednesday to N1,328.50 per dollar from N1,327.78 exchanged on Tuesday.
Complaints have been mounting from participating nations over the management of the 2026 Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya, sparked by a series of blunders including national anthem mix-ups and unassigned…
