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The news on Shqiptarja.com focuses heavily on ongoing violent protests in Tirana, Albania. Students and pupils are boycotting classes and marching, with some protests reaching the parliament. The parliamentary session has been cancelled due to the unrest, which has also seen damage to government…
The planned parliamentary session was canceled due to violent protests that have engulfed the capital for two days and are expected to continue. Socialist Party MPs left the Assembly, following an attack on the presidium the previous day.
Tirana is experiencing a 'state of war' with chaos dominating the streets. Eight key institutions were attacked, including three ministries and four banks set ablaze.
Students in Shkoder have joined the class boycott and are calling on the Democratic Party, questioning their role over the years.
Following two days of violent protests, three criminal proceedings have been registered, and three prosecutors are investigating the aggressors.
Classes at the Faculty of Agriculture in Korce have been boycotted, with students expressing support for the protests in Tirana.
There is a call to boycott classes at the 'Aleksandër Moisiu' University in Durres as part of the ongoing protests in Tirana.
High school and university students in Elbasan are boycotting classes as part of the ongoing protests.
Protesters are marching through the streets of Tirana, with a segment of the group heading towards the Parliament building.
The aftermath of the night of protests reveals extensive destruction in Tirana, with city workers cleaning up the damage to streets and businesses.
Students from Tirana and Kamza are boycotting classes, burning trash bins, and setting off fireworks as part of the protests.
An opinion piece titled 'Neronët of Tirana on October 14!', reflecting on the events of that day.
