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Student protests continue in Albania

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News
First detected 14 Oct, 22:14 MYTLatest activity 21 Oct, 09:38ENconfidence 84%

What happened

Student protesters continued to hurl bricks and other objects at Albania's Education Ministry building in Tirana on Oct 14. (The Star (YouTube), 22:14)

The reporting

7 reports
  • Photo: The Star (YouTube)
    The Star (YouTube)·YouTube·EN·14 Oct, 22:14 MYT

    Student protests continue in Albania

    Student protesters continued to hurl bricks and other objects at Albania's Education Ministry building in Tirana on Oct 14. Police fired tear gas and water cannons in response, as a nationwide demonstration over education and social issues turned violent.

    Read at The Star (YouTube)
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·15 Oct, 06:24 MYT

    Buildings set ablaze, windows smashed in violent Albanian protests

    A demonstrator throws eggs during a protest in Tirana. (EPA Images pic) TIRANA: Demonstrators and riot police clashed in Albania's capital on Wednesday in a second straight day of violence triggered by student protests calling for better university conditions and prime minister…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·16 Oct, 06:19 MYT

    Albanian PM condemns ‘chaos’ as violent unrest spreads

    Demonstrators are demanding more support for students and the resignation of prime minister Edi Rama. (EPA Images pic) TIRANA: on Thursday, as student-led demonstrators demand prime minister Edi Rama's resignation for a third straight day.

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·17 Oct, 09:15 MYT

    Clashes grip Tirana as Albanian PM blames ‘foreign hands’

    Protestors confront riot police officers during a demonstration in Tirana. (EPA Images pic) TIRANA: Protesters clashed with police in Albania’s capital for the fourth day Friday as prime minister Edi Rama blamed "foreign hands" for mounting unrest.

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·18 Oct, 07:31 MYT

    Albanian capital sees fifth straight day of violent clashes

    A protester throws cobblestones towards riot police during an anti-government demonstration in Tirana. (AFP pic) TIRANA: Albania's capital saw violent clashes for a fifth straight day on Saturday as police fired rubber bullets on protesters demanding the resignation of Prime…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·19 Oct, 07:55 MYT

    Albanian PM refuses to quit as violent protests enter sixth day

    Protesters waving Albanian flags confront riot police during an anti-government rally in Tirana. (EPA Images pic) TIRANA: Albanian police fired water cannon and tear gas Sunday as violent anti-government protests entered a sixth day and prime minister Edi Rama rejected…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today
  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·21 Oct, 09:38 MYT

    Albania’s PM blames ‘hybrid war’ for week of unrest

    Albanian prime minister Edi Rama repeated earlier accusations that 'foreign actors' were to blame for the violence, having accused both Russia and Iran of driving online misinformation. (EPA Images pic) TIRANA: Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama on Tuesday blamed a "hybrid war"…

    Read at Free Malaysia Today

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0255075100bars: up to 1 mentions/hpeak 20NEWnow13:00
Latest 13:24 MYT
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Timeline

  1. Detected
    First detected (The Star (YouTube)) source
  2. Spread
    News discussion begins (Free Malaysia Today) source
  3. News
    First news outlet reports it (Free Malaysia Today) source
  4. State
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    single source and no mention for 24h

Where it started

The Star (YouTube) (YouTube)
14 Oct, 22:14 MYT
Origin confidence 90% · 490 min ahead of the next source
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How it spread

  1. Step 1
    YouTube (mainstream)
    The Star (YouTube)
    22:14
  2. Step 2
    News outlets
    Free Malaysia Today
    06:24 · +490 min

Internet reaction

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What we know

  • Covered by 2 established outlet(s): Free Malaysia Today, The Star (YouTube)

What we don’t know

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All sources (7)

Student protests continue in Albania
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