It started with the resort of Trump's son-in-law. Now Albanians are demanding the prime minister's resignation

Protests in Albania, initially sparked by luxury resort developments, have escalated to demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama amid violent clashes. Demonstrators, including students, criticize corruption and poor educational conditions, leading to significant unrest. The protests have spread beyond the capital, Tirana, and have resulted in confrontations in parliament. Rama attributes the violence to foreign actors, while analysts highlight the decentralized nature of the movement, driven by youth. The government faces accusations of police brutality as it struggles to maintain order, with calls for a caretaker government being rejected by Rama. The protests are linked to broader environmental concerns over development plans in protected coastal areas.