The British newspaper Daily Mail has devoted an article to the situation in Albania, focusing on protests against the government in Tirana, students’ calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign, and new measures that, according to the report, provide for fines for people present in crowds where acts of violence or looting occur.
According to the Daily Mail, protests in the capital are growing, while demonstrators’ dissatisfaction is mainly tied to concerns about corruption, the healthcare system, and a lack of opportunities for young people.
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In its article, the British outlet reports that the country’s governing majority has approved $6,000 fines for people who remain in crowds where acts of violence or looting occur, even if they do not take part directly.
According to the report, the new measures also give police the power to restrict gatherings in areas considered high-risk.
