In Albania, a new day of mobilization to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama

Protests are set to take place in Tirana on October 24, addressing poor study conditions, corruption, and demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. The movement, which has gained momentum since mid-October, follows a week of violence and a return to calm. Demonstrations will occur in the city center and outside the Ministry of Education, with artists also participating. Activists express widespread anger over issues beyond education, including rule of law and justice. The protests were sparked by a controversial tourism project linked to Jared Kushner. Despite peaceful protests for months, recent violence has led to injuries and damage, prompting the government to take security measures. Rama claims the unrest is a hybrid war fueled by foreign actors and plans to create a registry of violent protesters.