At least 8 tourists killed in Tunisia parliament attack
Updated: 2015-03-18 20:58
(Agencies)
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TUNIS - At least eight tourists were killed and others were taken hostage by militants who attacked Tunisia's parliament compound, which includes a museum, a spokesman for the interior ministry said on Wednesday.
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