Headlines: • U.N. Wants to Use Drones for Peacekeeping Missions• Israel's New Barrier with Syria: Another Brick in the ‘Apartheid' Wall?• Shia-Sunni Conflicts Plotted by Islam Enemies• U.S., Afghanistan Discuss "Last Chapter" in War Aims - Panetta• 6 Strikes, 8 Days, 35 Dead: The U.S. Drone War in Pakistan is Back Details: U.N. Wants to Use Drones for Peacekeeping Missions: The United Nations, looking to modernize its peacekeeping operations, is…

Sat, Dec 29th, 2012 3:58 pm BdST Dhaka, Dec 29 (bdnews24.com)- Two persons were injured as members of the banned Islamist outfit Hizb ut-Tahrir clashed with the police in the city on Saturday. Police identified the injured as Nazimuddin Babla, 50, and Zahirul Islam, 24, a Dhaka College student. Police Inspector (patrol) Mohammad Shahid told bdnews24.com activists of the outlawed organisation suddenly gathered in front of the National Press Club…

Headlines: • US Study Endorses Islam as Fastest Growing Religion, Popular in Youth• End of Syria Regime 'Matter of Time': Turkey Minister • Iran Warns Patriot Missiles in Turkey Could Lead to World War III • Food Shortage Threatens to Kill Thousands of Yemeni Children• More British Troops to Leave Afghanistan by Summer 2013• America Pays Kayani and Zardari $688 million for being Its Watchdogs Details: US Study Endorses Islam…

Headlines: Global Corruption Remains High in 2012 despite Arab Spring Assad Considers Political Asylum in Latin America if Toppled Jewish State Rejects UN Call for Nuclear Transparency NATO behind 'Insecurity' in Afghanistan, Karzai says America's Agents Kiyani and Islam on Forbes "Most Powerful List" Details: Global Corruption Remains High in 2012 despite Arab Spring: Corruption in the public sector showed no sign of retreating in 2012 despite citizen uprisings that…