Tirana sees sixth day of violent protests as Albania’s PM refuses to resign
Police crack down on hundreds of protesters in Albania's capital, using rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas.
Al Jazeera English reports that police crack down on hundreds of protesters in Albania's capital, using rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas.
This world story centres on Qatar. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Albania’s PM and Albania.
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