Albania: Explosive Climate in Tirana for Sixth Day — Rama Allegations of “Foreign Hands” and 78 Arrests
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In a video published on Sunday, Edi Rama denounced demonstrations that he considers "the work of an outside hand", while the protest movement, marked by clashes with law enforcement and urban degradation, has already caused 272 injuries, including 169 police officers, according to the government.
It is guerrilla in the streets of the center of Tirana, where they continue uninterruptedly, violent clashes between police forces and demonstrators, on the sixth day of protests against the government of Prime Minister Edi Rama. (ANSA)
Sixth day of protests in Tirana: Edi Rama refuses to resign, blames foreign forces for the unrest - Protesters clashed with police in Tirana on Sunday, continuing the sixth consecutive day of violent protests
In the midst of an unprecedented body of disinformation, rumors and propaganda, the clashes between protesters and police in Tirana are becoming increasingly sharp, and violence is escalating dangerously. Yesterday night was marked by the use of stones, Molotov cocktails, the use of "machine guns for the launch of fireworks, the destruction of sidewalks, the burning of public and private buildings and the theft of shops [...]
Protesters clashed with police in Tirana for the sixth day in a row on Sunday. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said he would not resign.
Tirana: "Explosive" cocktail of anger, violence and poverty - New wave of incidents and Rama's intransigent stance editor03 Sun, 10/18/2026 - 18:43 The center of Tirana has turned into a battlefield, with Albania's youth taking to the streets for the sixth consecutive day, protesting against widespread corruption, high tuition fees and the complete lack of prospects. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off
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