AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTirana Unrest: Anti-government protests entered a seventh day on Monday, with clashes near government ministries and the Court of Appeal. Protesters threw stones and incendiary devices; police used tear gas and water cannons. Offices at the Supreme Court have also been set alight. Political Standoff: Prime Minister Edi Rama renewed an offer to meet demonstrators “anytime, anywhere,” but ruled out talks with those involved in violence and again rejected calls to resign. The protests began over university conditions and have widened amid anger over corruption, jobs and living costs, alongside opposition to a Kushner-linked resort project. Police Response: The government approved €7.5 million in bonuses for 2,750 police officers deployed during the protests. The Health Ministry says 310 people have been injured since demonstrations began on October 13, including 191 police officers. Rama says the unrest threatens Albania’s EU accession ambitions.
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