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Global standardized test results from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) show declining math, reading, and science scores in high-income

A global OECD educational report indicates that students who use AI for studying generally score worse at school, though the situation is complex, with certain

An editorial praises English schools for bucking a downward international trend in education, with 15-year-olds showing strong results in reading, maths, and sc

A new OECD report indicates that 15-year-olds globally are performing worse than ever in reading, mathematics, and science tests, with digital distractions and

The OECD reports that AI use is contributing to a global decline in student reading skills, based on tests taken last year by 15-year-olds in 91 countries and e

Wales continues to lag behind the rest of the UK in international school tests for maths, reading, and science, with the OECD noting a persistent "downward tren

England's teenagers are outperforming their peers in most countries in maths, reading, and science, according to the latest OECD Pisa survey. The survey, which

A new OECD report highlights the benefits and risks of expanding access to satellite Earth-observation data, particularly concerning privacy and national securi

The CBDT has issued new guidance to implement India's crypto-asset reporting framework, aligning with OECD standards, which experts say emphasizes accurate reco

The CBDT has issued a guidance note regarding crypto reporting, aligning with the OECD framework.

Keir Starmer offered full support to his successor during his final PMQs before stepping down, with the OECD urging Labour to drop the triple-lock pensions prom

The OECD has warned that rising energy and petrol prices, exacerbated by the Iran war, are hindering the UK economy, urging the government to accelerate its pro

The OECD has stated that energy inflation and regional disparities are negatively impacting living standards in the UK, emphasizing the need for continued polic

Turkey's health ministry has fined and suspended over 100 obstetrician-gynaecologists for performing cesarean sections, forcing them into training, as President