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← StoriesEuropean UnionFirst published 18 October at 21:11, Politic.gr

European Commission condemns violence at protests in Albania

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What is happening

What the sources report

The European Commission announced that it condemns the use of violence in Tirana and other Albanian cities after mass student protests calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Zougla

The Commission added that it welcomes the commitment of the Albanian authorities that the right to protest will be protected. Zougla

The protests were fuelled by anger over government corruption, lack of jobs and low standards in education. Zougla

In Tirana, the clashes began with stone-throwing at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannon, and protesters attacked the headquarters of the Socialist Party. Powergame

Edi Rama rejected calls for his resignation. Powergame

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When each outlet covered it

First report 21:11, latest 23:38. Within the first hour: 1 of 4 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.