Albanian Student Protests Enter Seventh Day
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Anti-government protests in Albania entered their seventh day, with clashes between protesters and police in Tirana, the use of tear gas and water cannons, and hundreds of arrests. College and high school students are protesting corruption, rising education costs and a lack of perspective for young people, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Eddie Rama. He rejects the possibility of stepping down and claims that the protests "threaten th…
Anti-government protests in Tirana and other Albanian cities are now a daily occurrence, with demands against corruption, unemployment and the degradation of education. Edi Rama on the one hand ruled out […]
Dozens of streets in the Albanian capital were transformed into a veritable guerrilla war between protesters and police forces in the afternoon and evening hours of this week. On the 6th day of clashes between the two sides, youths again used Molotov cocktails, and police used water cannons and tear gas, while the number of injured in the 6-day protests has reached 295 […] The post 295 injured in protests in Tirana in six days appeared first on …
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