Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police in Tirana
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Tens of thousands of students protested in Tirana over rising education costs and corruption, setting fire to a government building, the education ministry and a branch of Raiffeisen Bank, and hurling stones at police, who responded with water cannon and teargas. It is the most violent unrest yet against Prime Minister Edi Rama, who won a fourth term last year and now faces anger over perceived graft, including a Kushner-backed resort on the southern coast. Protesters demanded his resignation.
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