Violent Protests Rock Albania as Students Demand PM’s Resignation
Violent protests have entered a second day in Albania’s capital, Tirana, with demonstrators clashing with police, throwing petrol bombs and stones, and smashing windows at ministries, public buildings and the Prime Minister’s Office. Police say 14 officers have suffered injuries, with nine receiving hospital treatment. The demonstrators, mainly university students, are protesting against corruption, demanding university reforms and calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign. High.
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