Anti-Government Protests in Tirana Do Not Stop: Molotov Cocktails Were Thrown at the Government Building
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The protests near the Albanian Prime Minister's office, Edie Rama, in Tirana, broke out with renewed force on Wednesday, ATA reported. Students and teachers gathered again to demand the resignation of the premiere. By the evening, the demonstrations had turned into clashes with the police, handed over RIA News to RIA with reference to ATA. "The protests occurred during the afternoon, several Molotov cocktails exploded near the perimeter of the P…
Anti-government protests in Albania have entered their ninth day, with the focus in Tirana, where students, pupils and other citizens are demonstrating against the government of Edi Rama. On Wednesday, new rallies were held outside the prime minister's palace, despite the rain. The protesters are insisting on their demands for improved conditions in education, tackling corruption and political change, while part of the crowd is calling for Rama…
Anti-government demonstrations were organized in Tirana for the eighth day in a row, and today's gathering was also chaotic, as demonstrators threw several Molotov cocktails at the Government of Albania building.
The protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office has been accompanied by tensions, as protesters have repeatedly thrown Molotov cocktails towards the institution's building. A few minutes ago, protesters have also thrown Molotov cocktails towards State Police officers, who are positioned on one side of the Prime Minister's Office, within the institution's perimeter. In the meantime, it is expected that police forces will be increased in the a…
The streets of Tirana have become a scene of fierce clashes, with tension between protesters and the Albanian Police reaching a peak for the ninth consecutive night. Tear gas, Molotov cocktails, flares and strong police forces have turned the Albanian capital into a “battlefield”, where thousands of citizens, including students and pupils, continue to demonstrate against the […] The article Albania: Chaos in Tirana for the 9th night – Molotov co…
Tear gas, Molotov cocktails, flares and heavy police forces have turned the Albanian capital into a "battlefield"
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