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Protests in Tirana Accompanied by Incidents as Police Take Several People in Different Areas

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Tirana është përfshirë nga kaosi që prej orëve të paradites, në ditën e dytë të protestës që nisi para godinës së Ministrisë së Arsimit. Në orët e mbrëmjes së kësaj të mërkure, policia ka nisur shoqërimin e disa protestuesve në zona të ndryshme të kryeqytetit. Një pjesë e protestuesve janë kthyer së [...] Read More...

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On Tuesday, hundreds of people had found themselves in front of the Ministry of Education to demand the resignation of the head of government and more support for students.

·Paris, France
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Albania's Interior Minister, Ervin Demo, has reacted after scenes of violence recorded during the protest in Tirana, which began in front of the Ministry of Education and was later accompanied by incidents and damage to public and private property. Through a post, Demo has accused political actors of exploiting the student protest, claiming that the events of recent days have been instigated by people who aim to create insecurity in the country.…

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Several ministries have been set on fire, and there is a state of siege in the city center.

·Hungary
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STUDENT protests in Tirana have escalated into violent clashes with police. Protesters set buildings on fire and stormed institutions, resulting in dozens of injuries and arrests.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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In Tirana the protest against the government of Edi Rama degenerated on a day of violence, with groups of protesters targeting institutional headquarters, banks and shops. The police were able to reject the attempt to reach the [...] The article Albania, assaulted ministries and parliament in Tirana: students in the square against Prime Minister Rama. Two days of burning and violence comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

·Rome, Italy
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