Student protests spread in Albania as demonstrators call for PM resignation
Summary
Protests in Albania have lasted for three days with thousands of students demanding better university conditions and the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Clashes between police and protesters caused damage to government buildings, and the protests have spread to smaller cities.Key Facts
- Demonstrations began over poor university conditions, high tuition fees, and demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
- Protests continued for three consecutive days with violence, including property damage and clashes with police.
- Protesters blocked streets, set fires, and tried to approach government buildings like the education ministry and parliament.
- Prime Minister Rama condemned the violence and blamed opposition figures for causing chaos.
- Protesters circulated an ultimatum demanding Prime Minister Rama step down by a set deadline.
- The protests were partly triggered by a controversial luxury hotel project linked to President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner.
- The unrest has involved thousands of people and spread from the capital, Tirana, to smaller cities like Korce.
- Students aim for better healthcare, education opportunities, and affordable living and studying conditions.
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