Tirana sees sixth day of violent protests as Albania’s PM refuses to resign
Summary
Protests in Tirana, Albania, have continued for six days as Prime Minister Edi Rama refuses to resign. Demonstrators demand better education, more jobs, an end to corruption, and Rama’s resignation, while clashes with police have caused many injuries.Key Facts
- Protests have lasted six days in Albania’s capital, Tirana.
- Prime Minister Edi Rama is serving his fourth term and will not resign.
- Police used rubber bullets, water cannons, and tear gas to control protesters.
- Protesters attacked government buildings, including the Ministry of Education.
- 272 people have been injured since Tuesday, including many police officers.
- Prime Minister Rama blamed foreign interference for the protests.
- Demonstrators want better education, more jobs, and an end to corruption.
- Albania hopes to join the European Union by 2030, but unrest could affect this plan.
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