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Albanian anti-government protests turn violent; PM Rama refuses to resign
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Anti-government protests in Albania have escalated into violence, with thousands marching in the capital and student protesters attacking government buildings. Prime Minister Edi Rama has refused to resign despite the unrest. The protests, described as reaching a 'boiling point,' have spread across the country. Rama has blamed 'foreign hands' for the violent turn of events. The situation remains tense as demonstrators continue to demand change.
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Source: BBC
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Albanian student protests turn violent as PM Rama refuses to resign