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The news from BalkanWeb focuses heavily on ongoing student and high school protests in Albania, particularly in Tirana and Durrës, with reports of boycotting classes, marches, and clashes with authorities. Other top stories include a political development in Albania where a parliamentary session…
Young people continue their protests in Tirana, marching towards Parliament and stating that anyone corrupted and who sells out will have to return everything they stole.
Students at the University of Durrës chanted 'Leave the classroom' and 'Down with patrons!' as part of ongoing protests.
Students and high schoolers continue their actions, marching towards Elbasan Road and destroying traffic lights.
High school students took control of Tirana's streets, prompting intervention from the 'Shqiponja' (Eagle) Forces.
Students at the Agricultural Faculty in Korça are boycotting classes in solidarity with the protests in Tirana.
Classes have been boycotted by high school students protesting at several schools, including 'Petro Nini Luarasi,' 'Partizani,' 'Qemal Stafa,' and 'Çajupi'.
A plenary session has been canceled due to fear of student protests, leading to Socialist deputies being absent for the remainder of the year.
Students from the Polytechnic University have left their classes and are marching towards the unfinished building in Tirana.
Classes have been boycotted at faculties in Shkodër and Gjuhë as part of ongoing student unrest.
A bombing at a school in Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of 19 people, 18 of whom were children.
Tensions are high near Parliament as young protestors have blocked the road, and police have erected metal barriers.
The United States has confirmed the use of a powerful bomb, referred to as the 'mother of all bombs,' targeting Iran.
Water and fire trucks have been deployed and are responding to the ongoing protests.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has warned of potential strikes on Russian oil refineries, stating that Russian oil facilities are being blocked.
