Albanian opposition disrupts parliamentary session with flares after violent protests – video

Opposition lawmakers in Albania disrupted a parliamentary session by burning flares, causing a chaotic scene. This disruption occurred after weeks of violent anti-government protests called by students demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The protests have been ongoing, with students expressing dissatisfaction with the current government. The opposition's actions in parliament are a reflection of the ongoing tensions between the government and the opposition, and may have implications for the stability of the country's economy.

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The violent protests and disruptions in the parliamentary session indicate a high level of unrest and instability in Albania. This could lead to a decline in investor confidence and a decrease in the value of Albanian assets.

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