From Flamingos to Tear Gas: Four Months of a Student's Protest ↗
Front page leadA student recounts four months of protest experiences, ranging from initial stages to confrontations involving tear gas.
Albania
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A student recounts four months of protest experiences, ranging from initial stages to confrontations involving tear gas.
A medical student directly challenges Prime Minister Rama's claims that protesters are being criminalized.
The police are facing criticism for allegedly violating the law by searching protesters' phones.
Parents of protesters are reporting incidents of police brutality, including severe injuries.
The use of violence against minors during protests raises doubts about the police's response.
Prime Minister Rama's increasingly harsh language is perceived as encouraging violent actions by the police.
The government has announced an extension of tax incentives for companies partnered with KAYO.
A commentary suggesting that political actors are using external factors as a pretext to evade accountability.
A report on how Albanians living in Switzerland stay connected to their home country.
Students are publicly calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Rama and an end to corruption in Albania.
The article discusses public frustration and perceived arrogance from the government as reasons for growing revolt against Rama.
Students have left their university studies to participate in street protests.
A recent scandal involving intimate videos is presented as a reflection of persistent patriarchal attitudes in Albanian society.
A critical view from Brussels arguing that the prolonged EU accession process for the Balkans is unfair.
An analysis suggesting that the Trump administration views Kosovo primarily as a bargaining chip in negotiations.