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In Albania, violent anti-government protests have escalated for six days, leading to confrontations between demonstrators and police in Tirana. Protesters, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama due to poor university conditions, high tuition fees, and corruption, clashed with police, resulting in injuries to at least 272 individuals, including many officers. Rama has rejected calls for his resignation, attributing the unrest to external influences.