Anti-Government Protests in Albania Turn Violent, Clashes Reported Near Parliament
Summary
Anti-government protests in Albania turned violent near the Prime Minister's office and parliament, resulting in injuries and arrests. Demonstrators demand resignations amid political corruption allegations.
Key Points
- Anti-government protests in Tirana, Albania, turned violent with clashes near the Prime Minister's office and parliament.
- Police used water cannons and tear gas while protesters threw Molotov cocktails and lights.
- At least 16 people were injured and 13 were arrested during the protests.
- The protests demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and Deputy PM Belinda Balluku amid corruption allegations.
