Clashes between protesters and police in Tirana on the twelfth day of protests against Edi Rama's government
Summary
In central Tirana, around Skanderbeg Square and the Ministry of Education, protesters threw stones, fireworks and Molotov cocktails at police, with one source reporting the entrance of the Environment Ministry was set on fire, while police responded with tear gas, water cannon and, per one source, rubber bullets. The protests, now in their twelfth day, began with students demanding lower tuition fees and have grown into a broader movement calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation, which he has rejected.
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Extract from the source
Policija je na demonstrante usmjerila vodene topove i ispalila suzavac, a dijelovi centra grada bili su prekriveni dimom. "Igraju sve prljave igre, a mi, narod,
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Locations
- Tirana · City / settlement
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Places mentioned in the report
Albania is marked as the country where the protest took place, while Belgium, France and Italy are mentioned only as places where separate cost-of-living protests occurred the same day, unrelated to the Tirana event.
Sources (5)
- 06:09 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 06:31 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 06:52 PMNezavisna novinska agencija PatriaOpen the original
- 07:16 PMKurirOpen the original
- 08:17 PMVijestiOpen the original
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How the signal is calculated
Total — strong signal (40–69)