Tunisia's main secular party, Nidaa Tunis, has claimed victory in its first parliamentary election since the overthrow of long-time ruler in 2011 that sparked the 'Arab Spring' protests.
The election, in which 60 percent of Tunisia's 5.2 million registered voters participated, saw the North African nation's leading Islamist party, Ennahda, beaten into second place.
Al Jazeera journalists, Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, are detained in Cairo and are falsely accused of providing a platform to an outlawed group (Muslim brotherhood).