The operation signifies a national commitment to eradicate terrorism and extremism from the country


Islamabad: A meeting of the Apex Committee, chaired by the Prime Minister, has resulted in the approval of the “Azm-e-Istahkam Operation” to combat terrorism.
According to a statement issued by the Apex Committee, the launch of Operation Azm-e-Istahkam was approved after achieving consensus among all stakeholders including the four provinces, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir.
The operation signifies a national commitment to eradicate terrorism and extremism from the country.
The statement also highlighted that the Apex Committee reviewed the security measures for Chinese nationals residing in Pakistan. Following the Prime Minister's approval, new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been issued to ensure foolproof security for Chinese nationals.
The new SOPs have been dispatched to the relevant authorities and will establish comprehensive security protocols for the protection of Chinese citizens.
The operation aims to bolster national stability and reflects the government's resolve to maintain security and order in the face of ongoing threats.

Exclusive: How Big Pork takes money from small farmers — then uses it to lobby against them
- 6 hours ago

All the news from Apple’s ‘Surprise and shine’ event
- 8 hours ago

Republicans suffered a stunning Supreme Court loss. It lasted minutes.
- 6 hours ago

Students who use AI generally score worse at school
- 8 hours ago

Volvo XC40 PHEV is back with a new look, better sensors, and Gemini AI
- 8 hours ago

An elegant fix for one of America’s deadliest road problems
- 6 hours ago

A Nazi-curious party just won big in Germany. The White House approves.
- 6 hours ago

My favorite gaming earbuds got their first discount
- 8 hours ago

A grim report card for the world’s schools
- 6 hours ago

America is built for driving. There’s hidden demand for something better.
- 6 hours ago

Robotaxis enter their villain era
- 8 hours ago

Apple announces the AirPods 5
- 8 hours ago












