Deputies lit fires right in the Albanian parliament and disrupted the meeting. The opposition representatives staged a protest in the meeting hall, blocked the podium and did not allow the parliament to continue its work. Opposition leader Sally Barisha called the ruling party's deputies criminals and said they "deserve tear gas, rubber bullets and broken skulls." After these words, his microphone went off and the meeting was interrupted. Since mid-October, Albania has been holding protests against corruption, unemployment and problems in education. The demonstrations are accompanied by clashes with the police. The protesters are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Adi Rama. Realm is now faster at MAX.

Deputies lit fires right in the Albanian parliament and disrupted the meeting. The opposition representatives staged a protest in the meeting hall, blocked the podium and did not allow the parliament to continue its work. Opposition leader Sally Barisha called the ruling party's deputies criminals and said they "deserve tear gas, rubber bullets and broken skulls." After these words, his microphone went off and the meeting was interrupted. Since mid-October, Albania has been holding protests against corruption, unemployment and problems in education. The demonstrations are accompanied by clashes with the police. The protesters are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Adi Rama. Realm is now faster at MAX.