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‘Elemento’: Makati’s not-so-secret garden of art

Bordered by the concrete, metal and glass of the everyday everything on Paseo de Roxas,…

Naia reports surge in passenger volume

The number of domestic and international travelers flying in and out of Ninoy Aquino International…

China harasses more PH boats; ‘Atin Ito’ aborted

RETREAT This photo taken from a Philippine Coast Guard ship shows Kapitan Oca, the main vessel of the “Atin Ito”Coalition’s convoy, making a turnaround in the distance while being watched by a China Coast Guard ship at South of Kayumanggi Bank in the West Philippine Sea. INQUIRER PHOTO / RICHARD A. REYES

HK holds first ‘patriots only’ local polls

HONG KONG—Polls opened in Hong Kong’s first “patriots only” district council election on Sunday, with…

Iconic ‘Hollywood’ sign turns 100

HOLLYWOOD—The landmark word has loomed over Tinseltown since before movies started talking, becoming a symbol…

Pisa study: 1 in 3 PH students bullied in school

The Department of Education (DepEd) assured the public on Saturday that it was implementing programs…

Gut-check time

Despite a formidable cast of players, San Beda received no individual accolades for the season,…

Baguio Growth in 2022 tops prepandemic level

BAGUIO CITY—The economy of this city had surpassed its prepandemic growth rate in 2022, making…

17 dead as bus falls off ‘killer curve’ in Antique

DANGER ZONE Rescuers took 11 hours to recover all the passengers from a Ceres commuter bus that veered off the road and plunged down a cliff fin Hamtic town, Antique province, on Tuesday afternoon, leaving 17 people dead. Seven passengers were still in critical condition as of Wednesday. —PHOTO FROM ILOILO CITY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS

Marcos OK enough in PH return to ICC–Drilon

Former Senate president and justice secretary says if ex-President Rodrigo Duterte ‘could unilaterally withdraw’ from the International Criminal Court, Mr. Marcos ‘should similarly have the authority to rejoin the ICC.’