Student protests in Albania turn violent amid unrest and chaos
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Student protests in Albania against government corruption have turned fiery as police attempted to disperse crowds with tear gas and water cannons. Thousands of protesters gathered in front of the country’s education ministry on the second day of demonstrations. Student organisers say the protests are over conditions at universities, high education costs and lack of employment prospects after graduation.
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