Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
Tens of thousands of students in Albania's capital, Tirana, have protested over education costs and corruption. During the demonstrations, protesters set fire to a government building and two banks, and threw stones at police. The protests have turned violent for at least two consecutive nights, with several government buildings damaged. Protesters are calling for Prime Minister Rama's resignation.
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2 viewpointsClashes break out for a third day in Albania as anti-government protests swell
Riots erupt in Albania's capital as students join anti-government movement
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2 developments- Oct 14Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
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