A tourist's inquiry into what Greeks truly eat at home has yielded responses that challenge common tourist clichés about Greek cuisine, surprising the inquirer.

The Inquirer Group of Companies celebrated the winners of the 2026 Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards at a ceremony, recognizing 30 sustainability initiatives in its second year.

Three scholars supported by Inquirer and Aboitiz were recognized at the University of the Philippines College of Media and Communication's graduation ceremony, with two earning magna cum laude honors.

The Philippines marked its 128th Independence Day with various ceremonies across the nation, featuring calls from President Marcos Jr. to protect truth and from other leaders for unity and selfless leadership. Celebrations highlighted both historical freedom and contemporary challenges, including calls for national pride and strong alliances.

A late 19th-century house in Bautista, Pangasinan, where a soldier-poet penned patriotic verses for the Philippine national anthem in 1899, is highlighted as an unsung historical site.

Veteran Philippine Daily Inquirer columnist Mandy Navasero has passed away at the age of 84. The article also recalls a significant event from 2001 concerning the ousting of an editor-in-chief from PDI.

Inquirer.net data journalist Cristina Eloisa Baclig won the grand prize in the online category of the 2025 Merck Foundation Media Recognition Awards for her reporting on health issues affecting Filipinos.

Friends and colleagues are remembering Dempsey Cyden Reyes, a reporter for the INQUIRER who died on Sunday, April 26. He is celebrated for his fearless journalism and the kind of friend he was.

A prominent Baguio citizen and an Inquirer photographer were among two lives lost in a fatal off-road accident in a river on Friday afternoon.

Only six of the 18 alleged former Marines, who claimed to have delivered suitcases filled with cash totaling billions of pesos to several government officials and personalities, including President Marcos, have signed their sworn statements before the National Bureau of Investigation, according to Director Melvin Matibag. In a message to the Inquirer on Wednesday, Matibag

Israeli envoy Dana Kursh sits down with Inquirer news anchor Neil Mercado to talk about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, including its economic and humanitarian impact. The two also discuss criticisms towards Israel amid the conflict.

MANILA, Philippines — The El Niño phenomenon may start developing in July this year, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). In an interview with the INQUIRER, Pagasa Climate Monitoring and Prediction Section Chief Ana Liza Solis said that since they started monitoring the potential development of El Niño in December 2025, they have

MANILA, Philippines—Years after the peak of the government’s anti-drug campaign, congestion remains a defining feature of the country’s jail system, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP). An analysis of July 2025 figures by University of the Philippines Diliman associate professor and Inquirer data scientist Dr. Rogelio Alicor

The Inquirer Group of Companies recognized 30 sustainability initiatives at its second annual 2026 Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards ceremony held in Manila, Philippines.

The 2026 Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards ceremony was held, featuring a panel of six distinguished judges for the second year of recognizing ESG initiatives.

The Inquirer Foundation has announced the opening of applications for its 2026-28 scholarships. Additionally, the Inquirer has renewed its INQskwela partnership with Baguio, continuing their collaborative efforts.

In the city of Malolos, Bulacan, local weavers are transforming buri leaves into patriotic 'puni' art, including miniature Philippine flags, for the upcoming Freedom Day celebrations.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has launched a campaign aimed at guiding students towards financial freedom. This initiative focuses on educating young people about financial literacy.

Foreign visitors have returned to participate in the Jewish pilgrimage in Tunisia, with the event proceeding under stringent security measures.

Dempsey Reyes, a reporter for the Inquirer, has passed away at the age of 29. The articles serve as an announcement of his death.

INQUIRER.net maintained its position as the most visited online news site in the Philippines for January and February 2026, according to web analytics firm Similarweb.

MANILA, Philippines — After the death of an allegedly bullied student with disability in Quezon City, the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) called on the government agencies concerned to strengthen their anti-bullying policies. In a statement sent to the Inquirer on Wednesday, the NCDA underscored that bullying is a problem, particularly for students with

MANILA, Philippines — Four Tau Gamma Phi members have surrendered to the police over the alleged fatal hazing of 19-year-old maritime student Mark Kenneth Alcedo, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla confirmed on Monday. Asked in a text message to the Inquirer whether the four fraternity members turned themselves in to the General Trias

Inquirer.net has been recognized by the Philippine Coast Guard-West Philippine Sea Transparency Group (PCG-WPSTG) for its significant contributions to covering maritime issues in the West Philippine Sea.

Over a hundred participants gathered at Ateneo de Manila University on February 11, 2026, for the 'Inquirer Campus Talks' opening leg, focusing on storytelling skills in modern journalism.

Sandy Prieto-Romualdez, chairperson of the Inquirer Group of Companies, delivered welcome remarks at the second Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards, celebrating achievements in environmental, social, and governance practices.

An alleged arson incident occurred at the home of Marlon Ramos, a digital chief for Bilyonaryo News Channel and former Philippine Daily Inquirer journalist, in Laguna early Thursday morning.

Inquirer.net maintained its position as the Philippines' most visited news website from January to May 2026, recording 34.59 million visits and expanding its lead over GMA Network.

Leon Gallery's Spectacular Midyear Auction on June 13 will feature a collection of revolutionary documents, rare newspapers, and early maps, offering a historical perspective for Filipinos celebrating Independence Day.

An analysis by Inquirer found that deforestation in the Philippines is concentrated and persistent, often occurring in areas with weak governance.

Dempsey Reyes, a 29-year-old reporter for the Inquirer known for his courage and humor on the beat, passed away on April 26.

An activist reports that the United States is presenting Afghans with a stark choice: return to a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan or relocate to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

MANILA, Philippines — The INQUIRER had a roundtable discussion on Friday, March 20, with policy analyst Emmanuel Leyco, a member of the faculty of the Asian Institute of Management and former…

Fire Chief Supt. Wilberto Rico Neil Ang Kwan Tiu, the deputy chief for operations of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), has been appointed as officer-in-charge (OIC), Interior and Local Government Jonvic Remulla said on Tuesday. “He’s a capable OIC,” Remulla told the Inquirer, adding that they have yet to make a final choice on

Malacañang has joined forces with nine leading Philippine newspapers, including the Philippine Daily Inquirer, to combat the spread of 'fake news' across digital and social media platforms.

MANILA, Philippines — The INQUIRER.net has been recognized by the Philippine Coast Guard – West Philippine Sea Transparency Group (PCG-WPSTG) for its vital role in covering matters in the WPS.  The award was presented during the celebration of the PCG-WPSTG’s second founding anniversary on Thursday. The recognition was personally received by its Editor-in-Chief, Abelardo Ulanday.  In recognizing the INQUIRER.net as