Albanian architects accused in 'pink flamingo revolution' ignore corruption protests

A social movement in Albania, dubbed the 'pink flamingo revolution,' has been protesting for months against Prime Minister Edi Rama's involvement in extravagant and uncontrolled urban projects. Architects are accused of turning a blind eye to corruption, highlighting a political crisis centered on urban development in one of Europe's poorest countries. The situation is developing, with the movement's impact on governance uncertain.