Fire engulfs Albania’s Supreme Court as protests enter fifth day
Offices at the Supreme Court in Tirana were set ablaze as anti-government protests continue.
Al Jazeera English reports: Offices at the Supreme Court in Tirana were set ablaze as anti-government protests continue.
This world story centres on Qatar. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Albania’s Supreme Court, Supreme Court and Tirana.
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- Qatar · Middle East
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- Albania’s Supreme Court, Supreme Court, Tirana
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- World
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