Tensions escalated in Tirana, Albania, on October 24, as thousands joined anti-government demonstrations that turned violent in several parts of the capital. Police used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets, while some demonstrators threw stones, fireworks and incendiary devices. Fires and damage were reported near government buildings and public property.
Reuters +1 The protests reflect growing anger over alleged corruption, education costs and university conditions, with demonstrators also demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation. Authorities reported injuries and arrests during the unrest, while calls for further demonstrations continued. The situation remains politically sensitive, and peaceful protest should be distinguished from acts of violence.
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