Violent clashes in the Balkans. Over 300 injured in 10 days

In Albania, violent clashes erupted during anti-government protests in Tirana, resulting in over 300 injuries in ten days. Thousands protested against Prime Minister Edi Rama, demanding his resignation. Police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets as demonstrators vandalized government buildings. The protests, which began in May over a controversial hotel investment linked to Donald Trump's family, have evolved into a broader movement against corruption and poor living conditions. Activists emphasize the need for civil rights and rule of law, while the government calls for dialogue amidst ongoing unrest.