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Riots in Tirana enter a fifth day as Albania's anti-government protests escalate

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Briefings

Albanian anti-government protests escalated into riots on Saturday near the prime minister's office in Tirana, marking the fifth day of clashes. The unrest began on Friday and has continued through Saturday, with reports indicating violence near the government building. The situation remains volatile with ongoing demonstrations and potential for further escalation.

Key points

• Violent clashes occurred near the Albanian prime minister's office in Tirana on Saturday, marking the fifth day of anti-government protests.
• The unrest began on Friday and has continued through Saturday, with reports indicating violence near the government building.

Context

Albanian anti-government protests escalated into riots on Saturday near the prime minister's office in Tirana, marking the fifth day of clashes. The unrest began on Friday and has continued through Saturday, with reports indicating violence near the government building.

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Evidence covers only Saturday and Friday; specific casualty numbers, exact locations beyond the prime minister's office, and long-term consequences remain unreported.

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