Demonstrations continue in Albania. The participants of the rally bombarded the headquarters of the ruling socialist party with fireworks, in the media the demonstrations in Tirana on October 24 were characterized by numerous clashes with the police, during which 8 protesters, 3 state police officers and 2 media representatives who covered the events on the ground were injured, Noa reports. Students and teenagers officially announced that on October 25 they will gather in front of the building of the Ministry of Education and Sports. Despite the harsh measures by the law enforcement authorities, the protesters say that the demonstrations will not stop and want to raise their demands to the government. The unrest in the Albanian capital spread from the government to commercial and residential areas, where groups of protesters caused significant property damage to several private buildings and public infrastructure, including a local bank, during their march. To make it difficult for the police to move forward, the protesters began to build barricades and set trash cans on fire. After fireworks were thrown at the Socialist Party headquarters, groups of protesters moved the riot to the Bank of Albania, where they began throwing fireworks directly at the police. The police ended up using water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets. Prime Minister Edi Rama called for dialogue between the protesters and also blamed the violence on foreign actors and accused Russia and Iran of spreading disinformation online. His opponent Sali Brisho called the Albanians to take to the streets, but so did some of the protesters against him. Let us recall that protests against the government in Albania began back in May, when information appeared that Jared Kushner's investment company would build an elite resort on the protected island of Sazan, thereby destroying the habitats of flamingos and other wild birds.

Demonstrations continue in Albania. The participants of the rally bombarded the headquarters of the ruling socialist party with fireworks, in the media the demonstrations in Tirana on October 24 were characterized by numerous clashes with the police, during which 8 protesters, 3 state police officers and 2 media representatives who covered the events on the ground were injured, Noa reports. Students and teenagers officially announced that on October 25 they will gather in front of the building of the Ministry of Education and Sports. Despite the harsh measures by the law enforcement authorities, the protesters say that the demonstrations will not stop and want to raise their demands to the government. The unrest in the Albanian capital spread from the government to commercial and residential areas, where groups of protesters caused significant property damage to several private buildings and public infrastructure, including a local bank, during their march. To make it difficult for the police to move forward, the protesters began to build barricades and set trash cans on fire. After fireworks were thrown at the Socialist Party headquarters, groups of protesters moved the riot to the Bank of Albania, where they began throwing fireworks directly at the police. The police ended up using water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets. Prime Minister Edi Rama called for dialogue between the protesters and also blamed the violence on foreign actors and accused Russia and Iran of spreading disinformation online. His opponent Sali Brisho called the Albanians to take to the streets, but so did some of the protesters against him. Let us recall that protests against the government in Albania began back in May, when information appeared that Jared Kushner's investment company would build an elite resort on the protected island of Sazan, thereby destroying the habitats of flamingos and other wild birds.