These days there are demonstrations in Tirana, the capital of Albania, marking the continuation of the ongoing demonstrations against the government headed by Prime Minister Eddie Rama. The opposition members, artists unions and educators went out to the streets, demanding a collective demand from the prime minister to resign. During the unrest, the protesters sparked waste containers and the entrance to the municipality of Tirana, while simultaneously causing fireworks to the police forces deployed to restore order on its own. In response, the law authorities used tear gas and water artillery. These are incredibly strong people, indeed.

These days there are demonstrations in Tirana, the capital of Albania, marking the continuation of the ongoing demonstrations against the government headed by Prime Minister Eddie Rama. The opposition members, artists unions and educators went out to the streets, demanding a collective demand from the prime minister to resign. During the unrest, the protesters sparked waste containers and the entrance to the municipality of Tirana, while simultaneously causing fireworks to the police forces deployed to restore order on its own. In response, the law authorities used tear gas and water artillery. These are incredibly strong people, indeed.