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PoliticsOct 19Albania accused of rushing through Trump - linked resort in formerly protected landscapeAlbania is facing accusations of fast-tracking a Trump-linked resort project in a previously protected area. This raises concerns about environmental protection and political influence in development decisions.theguardian.com · United Kingdom
PoliticsOct 19US lawmakers sound alarm as violence grips NATO ally Albania amid anti-government protestsStudent-led protests in Tirana have turned violent as thousands demand Prime Minister's Edi Rama's resignation amid allegations of corruption. Rama has blamed outside agitators for the violence.Fox News World
PoliticsOct 19Protests continue sixth day in a row in Albania's capitalAlbania's capital saw protests Sunday for a sixth day in a row as Prime Minister Edi Rama ruled out resigning, the main demand of the protesters. Violent demonstrations have rocked Tirana since Tuesday, with thousands of protesters calling for Rama to step down as they rally against poor university conditions, high tuition fees and corruption.France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 19Albania’s Capital Rocked by Chaotic Weekend of Street UnrestThousands of people joined student-led protests in Tirana at the weekend to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, as clashes with police resulted in more injuries and arrests.Balkan Insight
PoliticsOct 19Albania's PM refuses to quit with protests against university conditions in sixth dayThe unrest follows months of anti-government protests in the Balkan nation, initially sparked by a controversial resort development in an ecologically protected area linked to US President Donald Trump's family.EuroNews [en]
PoliticsOct 18Albanian PM Edi Rama refuses to quit as violent protests enter 6th dayAlbanian police fired water cannon and tear gas on Sunday as violent anti-government protests entered a sixth day and Prime Minister Edi Rama rejected demonstrators’ demands that he resign. Violent demonstrations have rocked Tirana since Tuesday with protesters calling for action over poor university conditions, high tuition fees and corruption. Hundreds of protesters gathered again at noon in front of the education ministry chanting “Rama, resign” amid a tense stand-off with police. After...South China Morning Post
PoliticsBreakingOct 18Fire engulfs Albania’s Supreme Court as protests enter fifth dayAl Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 18Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama ignores calls to resign amid violent clashesAnti-government protesters continued calls for Edi Rama to step down as violent clashes between demonstrators and police again took place.DW News [en]
PoliticsOct 18“Shame on you! One day you will have to answer for all of this!”: in Albania, anger against Edi Rama does not subsideRÉCIT - Cible désignée d’un important mouvement de protestation depuis une semaine, le premier ministre albanais écarte l’hypothèse d’une démission.Le Figaro International
WorldOct 18Albanian Daily NewsThis item is a reference to a news publication named Albanian Daily News. No specific event or topic is described.albaniandailynews.com
PoliticsOct 18Photos: Antigovernment protesters clash with police in Albania’s capitalPolice crack down on sixth day of student-led demonstrations calling for Prime Minister Rama to resign.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 18Albanian’s PM says violent protest are a threat to country joining the European UnionAs Edi Rama spoke, excavators were digging up and removing the paving outside his office in central TiranaThe Independent World
PoliticsBreakingOct 18Riots in Tirana enter a fifth day as Albania's anti-government protests escalateFrance 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 18Albanian students demand Rama’s resignationStudents in Albania have joined anti-government demonstrations demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama over poor university conditions, high tuition fees and inadequate support for young people, as protests in the capital, Tirana, entered their fifth day on Saturday. Thousands of demonstrators clashed with police, who deployed rubber bullets, tear gas, pepper spray and […] The post Albanian students demand Rama’s resignation appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
PoliticsOct 18MR . RAMA , ALBANIA DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU – DielliAn article from Dielli asserts that Albania does not belong to Mr. Rama. This statement represents political criticism directed at a prominent figure in Albania.gazetadielli.com · Albania
ConflictOct 17Riots in Tirana enter fifth day as Albania's anti-government protests escalateJapan Today
PoliticsOct 17Anti-government protesters battle with police in AlbaniaThere were violent clashes between demonstrators and riot police throughout Saturday in the capital Tirana.BBC World
PoliticsBreakingOct 17Protesters allege police brutality as violent clashes rage on in AlbaniaProtesters in Albania accuse riot police of brutality as clashes turn violent outside the Education Ministry.Al Jazeera [en]
ConflictBreakingOct 17Albanian police fire rubber bullets as protests against Rama escalateAl Jazeera [en]
PoliticsBreakingOct 17Albanian police fire rubber bullets and arrest hundreds as anti-government protests enter fifth dayEuroNews [en]
PoliticsOct 17Anti - government protests rage on for fifth day in AlbaniaAnti-government protests in Albania have continued for a fifth consecutive day, indicating persistent public dissent against the current administration. This highlights ongoing political instability in the country.jpost.com · Israel
ConflictBreakingOct 17Riots in Tirana enter a fifth day as Albania's anti-government protests escalateThe Independent World
PoliticsBreakingOct 17Violent Albanian protests sparked by luxury Trump resort ramp up amid demands for PM to resignThe Independent World
PoliticsOct 17Albanian police fire rubber bullets as student protesters call for PM to quitPolice in Albania fired what appeared to be rubber bullets at protesters on Saturday, the fifth day of mass student protests demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama step down. Reuters video footage showed police firing a shotgun towards crowds outside the education ministry during clashes with protesters. Reuters reporters found rubber pellets on the ground and pellets hit two Reuters journalists ‌and several protesters, leaving round marks. The incident marks an escalation in a confrontation between...South China Morning Post
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