Protests in Albania’s capital have escalated into violent confrontations over five days, as student demonstrators have merged with broader public unrest calling for the resignation of the prime minister. The clashes reflect deepening tensions between authorities and opposition groups, raising concerns about political stability amid sustained calls for leadership change. Security forces have been deployed to manage the unrest, while the government faces mounting pressure to address the demands driving the protests. The situation underscores a widening rift between the ruling administration and its critics over governance and accountability.
Five days of clashes rock Tirana as students join a wider movement demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
