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Albanian police fire rubber bullets and arrest hundreds as anti-government protests enter fifth day

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Violent clashes were reported in the capital, Tirana, where protesters threw stones at police, who responded with tear gas, according to Euronews Albania, as nationwide demonstrations entered their fifth consecutive day. #EuropeNews

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Violent clashes were reported in the capital, Tirana, where protesters threw stones at police, who responded with tear gas, according to Euronews Albania, as nationwide demonstrations entered their fifth consecutive day.

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المفوضية الأوروبية أصدرت بياناً أدانت فيه العنف في ألبانيا يوم الأحد، قائلة إنه "لا مكان له في مجتمع ديمقراطي" وأن الرد "يجب أن يظل ضمن القانون ومتناسباً".

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Protests initially began last month with students protesting over conditions in lycées across the country but have escalated to cover a broader range of concerns such as the cost of living.

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Violent clashes were reported in the capital, Tirana, where protesters threw stones at police, who responded with tear gas, according to Euronews Albania, as nationwide demonstrations entered their fifth consecutive day.

المفوضية الأوروبية أصدرت بياناً أدانت فيه العنف في ألبانيا يوم الأحد، قائلة إنه "لا مكان له في مجتمع ديمقراطي" وأن الرد "يجب أن يظل ضمن القانون ومتناسباً".

Protests initially began last month with students protesting over conditions in lycées across the country but have escalated to cover a broader range of concerns such as the cost of living.