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Student protests spread in Albania as demonstrators call for PM resignation

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Briefings

Student protests in Albania escalated into clashes with police on Thursday, marking the third day of violence. Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the unrest, citing damage to government buildings. Thousands of demonstrators demanded the PM's resignation and improved student conditions.

Key points

• Clashes occurred between demonstrators and police for the third consecutive day in Albania on Thursday.
• Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the violence, stating it caused damage to government buildings.

Context

Student protests in Albania escalated into clashes with police on Thursday, marking the third day of violence. Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the unrest, citing damage to government buildings. Thousands of demonstrators demanded the PM's resignation and improved student conditions.

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Evidence covers only the third day of clashes in Albania. Specific casualty numbers, exact locations of damage, or long-term consequences remain unknown.

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