Massive anti-government protests continue in Albania's capital Tirana. On Saturday, protesters threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the police and set containers and garbage cans on fire. The police responded with water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets. According to authorities, more than 300 people, both protesters and police, have been injured in clashes since mid-October. The protests began as a student movement against high tuition costs and corruption in education, but grew into demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Adi Rama. Video not loading? Look at Mach!

Massive anti-government protests continue in Albania's capital Tirana. On Saturday, protesters threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the police and set containers and garbage cans on fire. The police responded with water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets. According to authorities, more than 300 people, both protesters and police, have been injured in clashes since mid-October. The protests began as a student movement against high tuition costs and corruption in education, but grew into demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Adi Rama. Video not loading? Look at Mach!