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​Violent Protests in Tirana and Surrounding Areas, Police: 152 Arrested, 120 Police Officers Injured

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The head of the Albanian Department of Security, Dhimitraq Ziu, has made public the data on the measures taken by the Police after the protests of recent days, which have been accompanied by acts of violence, clashes with officers and damage to public and private property. According to Ziu, 127 citizens have been arrested in Tirana, while 244 people are being prosecuted for resisting and violence against Police officers, as well as for destructi…

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152 arrests and 120 injured police officers - Protesters attempted to storm Rama's office - A university student was injured in the incidents - Two police officers suspended for beating a protester

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The head of the Albanian Department of Security, Dhimitraq Ziu, has made public the data on the measures taken by the Police after the protests of recent days, which have been accompanied by acts of violence, clashes with officers and damage to public and private property. According to Ziu, 127 citizens have been arrested in Tirana, while 244 people are being prosecuted for resisting and violence against Police officers, as well as for destructi…

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For the fourth day in a row, protests in Albania have escalated, with students and parents clashing with police in Tirana and other cities across the country. Government buildings and the office of Prime Minister Edi Rama are at the center of the protests. Outside Rama’s office, hooded men attempted to storm the building, facing police […] The article Albania: Fourth day of chaos with 152 arrests was originally published on AlphaTV.

Izeiri stated that during the 106 years that Tirana has been the capital of Albania, it has never looked as noisy, ruined and devastated as it does now. One of the main demands of the protesters was the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. "In the past 72 hours, Tirana has been the scene of violent clashes, arrests and destruction of public and private property, after protests over social demands turned into a serious security crisis," Izeiri…

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Anti-government protests are taking place on multiple fronts in Albania, with a focus on Tirana, where demonstrators targeted Prime Minister Edi Rama's office, ministries and parliament buildings. The demonstrations spread to other cities in the country, where, according to available information, clashes with the police occurred. The report announced so far [...] The post Chaos in Albania: Protesters Target Rama's Office — They Broke Down Minist…

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Mass anti-government protests continue, with 324 arrests and 120 injured police officers.

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Javanews.al broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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