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In Tirana, during mass anti-government protests, strong clashes broke out again between protesters and the police, resulting in attacks on government buildings and the use of tear gas, water cannons, and rubber bullets by the police, while protesters demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama due to dissatisfaction with poor living conditions and corruption. #Albanija #Tirana #prosvjedi (translated)

In Tirana, violent protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama's government took place, during which protesters set fire to the entrance of the ministry and clashed with police, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. The protests were triggered by dissatisfaction over corruption and poor living conditions. #Albanija #prosvjedi #neredi (translated)

In Tirana, protesters, dissatisfied with the government due to corruption and poor living conditions, staged violent demonstrations against Prime Minister Edi Rama, using fireworks and stones, to which the police responded with tear gas and water cannons. #prosvjedi #Albanija #Tirana (translated)

Protesters in Albania set fire to the ministry and other government buildings, while the police responded with tear gas and water cannons, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama amid growing discontent over corruption and socio-economic issues. #Albanija #prosvjed #korupcija (translated)

Mass protests known as the Flamingo Revolution are taking place in Albania against Prime Minister Edi Rama, after students began demonstrations over high tuition fees and corruption, and the situation escalated into clashes with police and violence in front of the parliament. #prosvjedi #albanija #flamingorevolucija (translated)

Pins criticized the work of Latvia's banks and state services, claiming that banks can quickly block accounts and demand extensive information while various fraudsters and state enemies remain unpunished. He accused the services of inaction and lack of accountability, as well as claiming that they were hiding mistakes behind state secrets. According to him, the services are spending millions, but the return on their work is worth only about 50 euros. He compared this to Burkina Faso, while likening the work of Saeima deputies to the level of Albania, also pointing out that the services have been granted a status worthy of Mossad and MI5. Pins expressed that revoking citizenship from people he considered fraudsters would not be enough and that they should be prosecuted. He specifically mentioned Kalviņš, Ņinka Linde, and Hopšteters. Meanwhile, officials whom he believed had helped advance these issues should be removed from their well-paid positions. He also claimed that the services had granted top-level clearances to Rosļikovi, Jencīši, and Čulkovi and soon could grant them to the Stepaņenko family. He urged Andris Kulbergs and his associates to take action rather than continue collaborating with representatives of the New Unity party. Pins stated that he wants real punishments for the misuse of state resources and the discrediting of Latvia's name. Separately, he criticized the Latvian Academy of Sciences, claiming that a pseudo-scientist's name with a Hirsch index of 1 is engraved on its Honorary plaque, while Andrejs Ērglis has a Hirsch index of 62. He described the leaders of the Academy in an insulting manner. https://t.co/Qh69dKdEHM #Latvija #korupcija #politika (translated)

In Albania, violent protests against the government have erupted for the tenth consecutive day, while Prime Minister Edi Rama claims that there is an attempt to forcibly overthrow his leadership in the context of demands for lower tuition fees and greater state investment in education. #prosvjedi #Albanija #Tirana (translated)

The Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, condemned the violence of protesters who escalated clashes and set buildings on fire during months of protests, emphasizing that a red line has been crossed and calling for dialogue with strict consequences for the offenders. #prosvjedi #Albanija #nasilje (translated)

"Protesting is a right, while violence is a punishable offense. This red line needs to be clearly drawn in this critical phase of our democratic development," Rama met with police today and promised a payment of 2,500 euros "to each police officer on the front line" and a significant pay raise starting January 1st. #protesti #Albanija #nasilje (translated)