In Tirana, clashes occurred on Saturday between the police and protesters demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, during which the police used rubber bullets for the first time, while protesters set vehicles and buildings on fire. #protesti #Tirana #Albanija (translated)
In the Albanian capital Tirana, clashes between police and protesters demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama have been ongoing for the fifth consecutive day, with protesters setting vehicles and buildings on fire, while the police used rubber bullets and water cannons. #Protesti #Albanija #EdiRama (translated)
Info360 Novice reported that prosecutors will no longer be able to intervene in the police decision on a 48-hour detention. As another novelty, it mentioned the obligation of a written explanation of the prosecutorial decision. https://t.co/Rl6UB1d2Kr #pravosodje #policija #tožilstvo (translated)
An incident occurred in the Pasvalys district, during which an exploding drone possibly damaged a civilian vehicle, and the Lithuanian army and police are investigating the situation following a declared airstrike warning. #dronas #PasvalioRajonas #oroAtaka (translated)
In the violent protests that erupted on Saturday across Paris and other cities in France, over 1200 people were arrested, and at least 150 police officers were injured as protesters looted stores and set buildings on fire. #NasilniProsvjedi #Pariz #Policija (translated)
The NBS informed that on October 18, an unidentified object, possibly a drone, was detected in Lithuanian airspace from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM. This caused air alarms in several regions. Given the available data and the high likelihood that the object could enter Latvia, a heightened alert was also activated in the districts of Bauska, Aizkraukle, and Ogre. The NBS indicated that due to the potential threat, NATO air defense mission fighter jets were deployed. According to the information available at the time, the fighters did not shoot down the object, and there was a possibility that it detonated itself. The incident site was located in the Pasvalys district in northern Lithuania, near the Latvian border. The NBS added that Lithuanian police were working at the scene, conducting an initial investigation and collecting evidence. The possible origin of the object and the cause of the explosion were still being investigated. #drošība #bezpilotlidaparāts #NATO (translated)
On the eastern wing of NATO, the police closed the German airport due to exceptional circumstances and urged residents to take shelter, while combat aircraft were in the air. #izrednerazmere #nemškoletališče #lovskaletala (translated)
French President Emmanuel Macron has also condemned the perpetrators of the unrest, emphasizing that individuals who have attacked police authorities, looted stores, and vandalized municipal buildings will be held accountable. #Francija #protesti #vardarbība (translated)
On Saturday, violent protests against rising living costs took place in Paris and other French cities, during which police used tear gas and water cannons in an attempt to disperse demonstrators, and damage was done to shops and public infrastructure in the cities. #Protestai #Prancūzija #GeltonosLiemenės (translated)
The Italian police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Milan due to violent clashes caused by student protests against high living costs, while similar unrest broke out in Bologna. #prosvjed #italija #bologna (translated)
In Split, after the match between Hajduk and Ajax, the police continue the investigation of the participants in the Torcida cortege for antisemitic and Nazi slogans, with criminal charges filed against 14 individuals for inciting violence and hatred, while some participants have already been arrested. #Torcida #Split #nogomet (translated)
In Brussels, France, and Albania, chaotic protests erupted due to rising living costs and dissatisfaction with government policies, with police intervening with tear gas and water cannons as protesters caused violence and clashes. #prosvjedi #Bruxelles #Albanija (translated)
Three suspects have been questioned for Nazi chants in the Torcida's march, while police are searching for another nine people connected to the incident. #Torcida #Split #antisemitizam (translated)
In Tirana, violent clashes continued for the sixth consecutive day between protesters and police as thousands of people called for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, while the police used tear gas and water cannons, including rubber bullets, causing injuries among the gathered crowd. #Tirana #prosvjedi #EdiRama (translated)
Protests in Tirana have escalated, the police are using tear gas and water cannons against the protesters, while a teenager describes his experience of being injured by a rubber bullet and expresses anger towards Prime Minister Edi Rama. #prosvjed #Tirana #Albanija (translated)
French President Emmanuel Macron called on citizens to protest peacefully on Friday evening. #prosvjedi #Francuska #policija (translated)
In France, violent clashes between police and protesters took place during the national day of protest against high living costs, with protesters setting fire to buildings and vehicles and attempting to break into town halls, resulting in more than 160 arrests. #prosvjedi #Francuska #policija (translated)
During the protests in France organized by the yellow vests in response to the rising cost of living, the police arrested more than 160 people, while clashes occurred between the police and protesters in several cities, including Paris. #Protesti #Francija #Draginja (translated)
Large protests are taking place in France against rising fuel prices and the cost of living, during which more than 160 people were detained in clashes with the police. #Prancūzija #Protestas #DegalųKaina (translated)
"This is objectively a great shame for those who did it and who will be held accountable. The police are taking action. I expect the courts to react considering everything that has happened, as well as the hate speech that is unacceptable and unbelievable." Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković emphasized on Saturday in Drvar that the riots in Split are "a great shame," and hate speech is "unacceptable and unbelievable." "I don't really see that the Prime Minister or the President of the country or the Minister of Foreign Affairs would follow such brilliant ideas." Plenković assessed that leading officials in Podgorica do not share that stance. "We have very clearly and transparently stated what Croatia expects." Plenković emphasized that Croatia wants to help the countries in the region on their European path, but expects the resolution of issues that it considers important for good neighborly relations. "We want this process to be democratic and to be good, to form a stable government and then move on to a further reform path." Reflecting on the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he called for the swift establishment of authority and the continuation of European integration. "We believe that legitimacy is real and that’s why the functioning of all institutions is more harmonious, sincere, and fair." He congratulated Darijana Filipović on her election as the Croatian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasizing the importance of legitimate political representation of the constituent peoples for the functioning of institutions. #govorMržnje #AndrejPlenković #Split (translated)
