Police clash with protesters in Tirana as Albania's prime minister blames 'foreign hands'
Police used water cannon and tear gas during a fourth day of student-led protests in Tirana, while Prime Minister Edi Rama said foreign actors were involved.
Police clashed with protesters outside Albania's education ministry as thousands of people marched in Tirana over corruption allegations and university conditions, according to Al Jazeera's reporting. Prime Minister Edi Rama said in a video address that the unrest involved 'foreign hands.' Protesters are also seeking his resignation and education and electoral reforms.