Albania: Anti-corruption protests turn violent in Tirana, clashes with police
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Albania's young protesters, part of a leaderless 'horizontal revolt' movement, are demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation, building on prior 'Flamingo Revolution' momentum. The movement's decentralized nature and youth-driven energy signal a notable shift in Albania's political landscape, though its immediate impact on Rama's tenure remains uncertain.
Albania is experiencing a 'horizontal revolt' of youth-led, leaderless protests demanding PM Edi Rama's resignation, which have entered a second week. Confirmed reports indicate mass arrests and systemic abuse of detainees by police, while PM Rama has offered dialogue but also claimed the unrest is a 'hybrid war' orchestrated by foreign forces, specifically Russia and Iran. The immediate impact on Rama's tenure and the veracity of foreign interference claims remain uncertain.
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