Tunisians celebrate after mediators from the country were named winners of the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet won for their contribution to building democracy in the country. The Nobel Committee praised the quartet for providing an alternative to fighting during Tunisia's transition following the 2011 unrest.
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