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Albania: Anti-Rama student protests spread nationwide, with clashes, injuries and arrests

School and university students take to the streets in seven cities, demanding the prime minister’s resignation. Socialist Party offices attacked in Shkodër, schoolgirl injured in Lezhë. Rama accuses the opposition of inciting violence and blames ‘foreign hands’

New chaos in Albania as protests erupt: Stones thrown at Parliament and Ministries, Bins Set on Fire (videos)

Mass demonstrations by university and school students continue for a third consecutive day. Protesters are demanding the resignation of Edi Rama, who refuses to step down

Edi Rama “got stuck” and accuses Greece of being jealous

He failed to account for the protesters in his effort to facilitate Trump’s son-in-law’s €4 billion investment in land that was transferred through opaque procedures and part of which is claimed by ethnic Greeks. Now he is looking for instigators in Greece and talking about a Russian hand behind the unrest

Rama “froze” journalists: God, sex and the EU are the three things you won’t be able to predict once Albania joins the European Union

“There is no reason for concern, because there is no plan,” he said regarding the investment by Trump’s son-in-law in Albania

Mass protests in Albania over resort linked to Trump’s son-in-law – Rama government under fire

Demonstrations against the Kushner investment in a protected area continue

Athens responds to Edi Rama: No progress on delimiting an EEZ with Albania, says the Foreign Ministry

Regarding Turkey’s reactions to Greek-Israeli cooperation, Athens makes clear that its foreign policy is not subject to the approval of third countries

Edi Rama: Apologized to Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his outfit — “I apologize for not being dressed as formally as you”

“I hope Greek media will not interpret it differently, but only as a lack of proper briefing from my protocol,” he added

Clashes after anti-government protest against Rama in Tirana (video)

Molotov cocktails and fireworks were thrown at the office of Albania’s Prime Minister, Edi Rama – Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd

Edi Rama: ‘We sent him to Harvard as a member of the Greek minority,’ and he mocks the Greeks

The Albanian Prime Minister appears ironic and hostile towards the Greeks at every opportunity, yet a glance at his origin and past shows that both his parents come from Greek villages—something he systematically hides, distorting the facts

What is Edi Rama’s origin, after all

His father was a sculptor, his mother a dentist, his uncle was Enver Hoxha’s deputy prime minister, another ancestor defended Christians – Why he denies origin from the Greek village of Vuno in Himara and what is true about his Harvard studies

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