The "Flamingo Revolution" in Albania Continues in Full Swing
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Last weekend, while walking around the Albanian capital Tirana, I found myself in the middle of an anti-government demonstration. National flags waved in the background, protest chants were heard, and the slogan "Albania is not for sale" was waving. As someone interested in politics, I got to know the protesters better and found out what had brought them to the streets, writes Lennart Volmberg (Isamaa).
Albania's "flamingo revolution" is not just about the luxury hotel projects of President Donald Trump's family or the endangerment of unique nature. The residents of the small village of Zvërnec in southwestern Albania
The “Flamingo Revolution” (Revolucioni i Flamingove) began in May 2026 as a protest against a planned luxury resort on and near the island of Sazan and in the protected wetland area of Narta/Zvërnec (home to flamingos, turtles and other wildlife). The project is linked to Jared Kushner (son-in-law of Donald Trump) and his investment company Affinity Partners, and is criticized for environmental damage, lack of transparency, …
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