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Albania Protesters Clash With Police as Premier Faces Pressure
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic Politics
Albanian police used tear gas and water cannons against hundreds of protesters in the capital, where demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation continued for a fifth consecutive day. The report indicates ongoing domestic political unrest but provides no financial-market reaction.
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