Albanian protests turn violent
Protests in Albania have turned violent as demonstrators, including students and civilians, clash with police across major cities, resulting in attacks on government buildings and disruptions. The protests began as a peaceful movement against corruption and a controversial luxury tourism project but escalated after weeks of unrest, with scenes of vandalism and police injuries. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has refused to resign, attributing the violence to foreign interference aimed at hindering the country's EU accession efforts.
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