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Albanian PM blames ‘foreign hands’ for unrest as student protests intensify

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Briefings

Albanian Prime Minister attributes recent student unrest to external interference, citing clashes with riot police over corruption and poor university conditions. The event has escalated to a fourth-day riot involving young Albanians, though specific casualty numbers and the extent of external involvement remain unverified.

Key points

• Prime Minister blames foreign interference for student protests, citing clashes with riot police over corruption and poor university conditions.
• Riot police clashed with protesters for the fourth day, with young Albanians protesting conditions.

Context

Student unrest in Albania has intensified, with Prime Minister accusing foreign hands of influencing the situation. This is a developing situation regarding political stability and public safety.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the article's headline and brief summary. Specific casualty numbers, dates of external involvement, and the scale of unrest are not provided.

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