Tunisian Nobel Prize Winners Call for Peace in Libya, Syria

Tunisia's Nobel Peace Prize winners, who helped achieve a peaceful transition to democracy in their own country, called on Wednesday for warring parties in the Middle East to lay down their arms. Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet will collect their award in Oslo on Thursday for helping build democracy in the birthplace of the Arab Spring, a region otherwise struggling with violence and upheaval. With a new constitution, free elections and a compromise politics between...

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