
How Does Victory Day Feel Right After a Revolution?
This Victory Day feels different—unity replaced division, diverse voices celebrated together, and patriotism felt authentic, not partisan. But for how long?
Paul Sadat, an Economics graduate, found his passion for journalism after years of experience as a writer, editor, and content manager. As Editor of The Witty Herald, he leads the charge to spotlight important stories and inspire positive social change. Paul is driven by a desire to amplify voices, challenge stereotypes, and break down social stigmas. When he’s not shaping headlines or mentoring the next generation of writers, you’ll probably find him indulging in a movie marathon or binging the latest must-watch series.

This Victory Day feels different—unity replaced division, diverse voices celebrated together, and patriotism felt authentic, not partisan. But for how long?

2024 is “virtually certain” to be the hottest year on record, with global temperatures nearing 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Revolution is defined by fundamental socio-political change, not just toppling a government—and that, my countrymen, is where we have failed.