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Tunisia has formed a national unity government, reports say, days after a popular revolt ousted the country's president.
A number of opposition figures are reported to have won posts in the new government, while several key ministers have retained their jobs.
The government will be led by incumbent Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi, and aims to prepare Tunisia for elections.
The announcement came hours after new street violence flared in Tunis.
Source: BBC
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