by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal History has witnessed tyrants whose names are etched in infamy—Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and others who drenched continents in blood and sorrow. Hitler’s regime was responsible for the Holocaust, which resulted in the murder of over millions of Jews, and his war of aggression caused the deaths of nearly 70 to 85 million people worldwide during World War II. Mussolini, the fascist dictator of Italy, invaded Ethiopia in 1935, killing hundreds of thousands, and was complicit in Nazi atrocities. Stalin, though remembered for industrializingRead More

By Qamar Bashir The war, triggered by unprovoked Indian aggression on May 7, concluded decisively in Pakistan’s favor by May 10. In just four days, Pakistan—through unmatched unity, strategic brilliance, and unwavering faith—shattered the illusion of regional hegemony and emerged triumphant on military, technological, and moral fronts. Now, on May 16, the entire Pakistani nation—joined in spirit by the global Muslim community and peace-loving nations worldwide—commemorates this triumph with prayers, humility, and a renewed resolve to defend peace, dignity, and sovereignty against all aggression. This was not merely a militaryRead More