On October 29, opposition lawmakers in Albania disrupted a parliamentary session by setting off flares, escalating tensions amid ongoing protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama. The protests, which began on October 13, are led by students demanding Rama's resignation over allegations of corruption and economic issues. In response to the unrest, Rama has introduced strict measures, including fines for participants in violent protests. Another demonstration is planned for Saturday.
Key facts
- Opposition lawmakers disrupted parliament on October 29 using smoke flares.
- Protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama began on October 13.
- Demonstrators demand Rama's resignation over corruption and unemployment.
- Rama introduced fines of $6,000 for violent protest participation.
- Another protest is scheduled for Saturday.
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