Nobel watchers say the 2011 peace prize is likely to go to an activist linked to the Arab spring uprisings against autocracies in North Africa. The 27-member European Union has also emerged a strong contender.
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Nobel watchers say the 2011 peace prize is likely to go to an activist linked to the Arab spring uprisings against autocracies in North Africa. The 27-member European Union has also emerged a strong contender.