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The front page of BalkanWeb is dominated by news concerning protests in Albania, particularly those involving youth and students, and the response from Prime Minister Edi Rama. Several headlines detail Rama's statements and actions related to these protests, including accusations of planned…
Youth protests in Tirana escalate, with Prime Minister Rama stating that the state will not yield and that his resignation would jeopardize Albania's path to the EU.
Prime Minister Rama announces a potential increase in the use of force against students, stating that the RENEA special forces will be deployed and actions will be taken against those wearing masks.
During protests, Albanian police allegedly fired live ammunition at students, marking a significant confrontation.
Prime Minister Rama publicly disparaged students participating in protests, calling them unintelligent and empty-headed.
Authorities report neutralizing an explosive drone allegedly intended to attack the Prime Minister's office, with PM Rama suggesting an organized protest by external forces.
In response to prolonged protests and chants of 'Resign!', Prime Minister Rama denies hearing such calls, instead mentioning 'prison and noose'.
Gazprom has limited water supply under pressure, while students are protesting against the increase of tuition fees.
During protests, Zef Mazi tearfully urged Prime Minister Rama to listen to the people's voice.
In a statement, police justified their violent actions against protesters by labeling a specific group as paid criminal elements.
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