Albanian Protests Demand PM Rama's Resignation, Sparking Unease in Ruling Party

Ongoing protests in Albania are demanding the unconditional resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, with citizens marching through Tirana for the 31st consecutive day. Rama's response to the demonstrations has reportedly caused dissatisfaction even within his own Socialist Party.

1 Jul, 05:44 — 1 Jul, 05:44

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Albanian PM’s Response to Protests Causing Unease Within His Own Party

Faced with unprecedented anti-government protests, Edi Rama has chosen to go on the offensive, to the public unease of several MPs and ex-officials from his own Socialist Party.

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Albanian PM’s Response to Protests Causing Unease Within His Own Party

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Reagimi i Edi Ramës ndaj protestave shkakton pakënaqësi edhe në radhët e Partisë Socialiste

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Albanian Protests Demand PM Rama's Resignation, Sparking Unease in Ruling Party

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Albanian PM’s Response to Protests Causing Unease Within His Own Party

Reagimi i Edi Ramës ndaj protestave shkakton pakënaqësi edhe në radhët e Partisë Socialiste

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