Albanian police fire rubber bullets as student protesters call for PM to quit

Albanian police fired rubber bullets at student protesters on Saturday, the fifth day of mass demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. This escalation in the confrontation between police and protesters marks a significant turn in the situation, potentially leading to increased tensions and instability in Albania. The use of rubber bullets may indicate a more forceful approach by the authorities, which could impact investor confidence and the overall economic climate in the country.

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The use of force by police on protesters increases uncertainty and instability. This could lead to further unrest and negatively impact investor confidence in Albania.

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