Thousands of people gathered in Tirana for a new anti-government protest. Demonstrators threw stones at police and set fire to the entrance to the Ministry of Agriculture, while law enforcement responded with tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets.
Yesterday (October 21) in Tirana was relatively calm, but the reason is the rain. On Tuesday, protesters threw Molotov cocktails at Prime Minister Eddie Rama's office. He continues to call for dialogue, while student protests shake the country
Violent protests rocked Tirana, where protesters burned buildings and clashed with police. Those gathered demand changes in the education system and greater responsibility of the authorities, while some of them demand the resignation of Prime Minister Eddie Rama
The City Council of Tirana unanimously decided to grant the status of honorary citizens to Hashim Thaci, Kadri Veselji, Jakup Krasnići and Redžep Seljimi.
Albania, with the support of France and the USA, is speeding up preparations for the establishment of a Bektash state, claims the French portal Intelligence Online. Bektashis make up five percent of the population of Albania, and they are quite different from Muslims in the Balkans - many drink, pray twice a day, and women do not cover themselves. And that's not all
A fire broke out in the residential and business complex "Arlis" in Tirana, which engulfed several floors of the building, while at least 11 people sought medical help due to smoke inhalation.
Ahead of the protest scheduled for Friday, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said that "thousands of hearts will be united" in demanding "justice for the liberators". The protest is organized by the Association of Former Members of the KLA, and Tirana is the next stop after the rally held in The Hague
The Albanian opposition, led by the Democratic Party and its president Salji Berisha, protested again in Tirana demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. There were also references to student protests in Serbia
Ursula von der Leyen is coming to the Western Balkans. He will talk with the hosts about the accession process and EU financial support for this region. What does this visit mean for the European integration process of the Balkan countries
Ten people were injured in violent demonstrations held in the capital of Albania against the Government of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Demonstrators demand Rama's resignation and the establishment of an interim technocrat government that will manage current affairs until parliamentary elections already scheduled for next year.
The protest was called after former deputy prime minister Arben Ahmetaj, who was on the run, said he saw a large number of people allegedly linked to crime entering Prime Minister Edi Rama's office.
The first Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit is being held in Tirana. The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said after participating in the plenary meeting within the framework of the Summit of Ukraine and Southeast Europe, that the agreed Declaration at the request of Serbia does not mention sanctions against Russia, nor Russian malign influence
The feature-length documentary film about the great Yugoslav actor of world fame was premiered in Tirana, because the Center for Cinematography there helped the most in its realization
