Demonstrators continue protest outside Prime Minister’s office

TIRANA, Nov 12 /ATA/ A group of demonstrators gathered outside the Prime Minister’s office again this evening, continuing their protest.

Now in its 166th day, the protest continues to demand Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation and an end to the old political establishment.

The demonstrators have said they will not engage in dialogue with the Prime Minister. They insist they will continue their protest and remain outside the Prime Minister’s Office until their demands are met.

Previous demonstrations have also been marred by acts of violence and vandalism, including stones and Molotov cocktails being thrown at police officers and public institutions, as well as damage to public and private property.

Meanwhile, a legislative package aimed at tackling urban violence has come into force. It comprises six legal instruments designed to prevent acts of violence, protect public and private property, and strengthen individual accountability during public gatherings.

Prime Minister Edi Rama has called for dialogue with students and protesters, also making the online platform Fol me Kryeministrin (Talk to the Prime Minister) available for citizens to submit their ideas and concerns.

/sm/

Original post Here

News
Albania is actively strengthening NATO cooperation, Defence Minister Nufi tells Oslo forum

Albanian Defence Minister Ermal Nufi attended the 2026 Future of the North Atlantic Forum in Oslo, Norway. The forum is organised by the British and Norwegian governments and brings together senior political and military officials and defence industry representatives from allied countries. Speaking aboard the British aircraft carrier HMS Prince …

News
Albanian government approves proposed changes to cybersecurity law, including a role for state intelligence service

The Albanian government has approved proposed amendments to the cybersecurity law that would establish a dedicated cyber intelligence group, introduce new obligations for operators of critical and important information infrastructure, and impose fines for non-compliance. Under the draft law, the cyber intelligence cooperation group would include representatives of the National …

News
EU Office in Kosovo raises concerns ahead of possible vote on Specialist Chambers law

The European Union Office in Kosovo has expressed concern over the possibility that the Kosovo Assembly could vote tomorrow on amendments to the Law on the Specialist Chambers. “The EU in Kosovo expresses its concern over the possible vote expected to take place tomorrow in the Kosovo Assembly on the …