Prime Minister Edi Rama publicly invited protestors to a dialogue by setting up chairs outside his office, but the protestors rejected the offer, instead delivering a written message demanding his resignation. This comes amidst calls from figures like Sali Shehu for Rama to resign to prevent civil clash.

Shqiptarja.com: Violent Protests: Rama Calls for Dialogue, Places Chairs at Prime Ministry…

Following seven days of violent protests, Prime Minister Rama has again called for dialogue by arranging chairs in a circle outside the Prime Minister's office. Protestors responded with a written message demanding his resignation, and the Prime Minister stated he is open to dialogue only with…

BalkanWeb: Sali Shehu Calls on Rama: Do Not Lead the Country to Civil Clash, Resign…

Sali Shehu has urged Prime Minister Rama not to escalate civil unrest and to resign immediately, following recent tensions and protests.

BalkanWeb: After Violence Against Students, Rama Sets Chairs on Boulevard and Invites…

Following alleged violence against students, Prime Minister Rama placed chairs on the boulevard and invited young protesters, stating there would be no dialogue and demanding resignations.

Prime Minister Edi Rama announced discussions on lowering the age for criminal liability and stated that anyone engaging in violence during protests would be pursued by the state, with all police arrests deemed legal. A work group is preparing a package to blacklist violent individuals, potentially barring them from EU countries. The Tirana Penal Court is also issuing security measures for 28 individuals involved in a violent protest.

Top Channel: Rama on Protests: Those Who Commit Violence Will Be Pursued by the State

Prime Minister Rama stated that anyone who engages in violence will be pursued by the state, and all police arrests during protests were legal.

Top Channel: Rama Discusses Lowering Criminal Liability Age Amidst Protest Concerns

Prime Minister Rama announced discussions on lowering the age for criminal liability and addressed protestors wielding stones, suggesting limited options for them.

Top Channel: More Police Injured Than Protesters, Rama Addresses Education Ministry Directors

Prime Minister Rama stated that more police officers were injured than protesters and addressed gymnasium directors about their role during protests, asserting that power is not gained through violence.

Top Channel: Work Group Prepares Rama's Package: Perpetrators of Violence to Be Blacklisted…

A work group is preparing a package announced by Rama, which will blacklist individuals committing acts of violence, preventing them from entering EU countries.

Shqiptarja.com: Violent Protests: Rama Visits Ministry of Education After Attacks; 'The stone…

Prime Minister Rama visited the Ministry of Education following violent protests, commenting that a stone thrown could be a weapon capable of causing tragedy when used against police officers.

Shqiptarja.com: Violent Protest: Tirana Penal Court Issues Security Measures for 28…

The Tirana Penal Court is issuing security measures for 28 individuals involved in a violent protest, with hearings scheduled to begin at 09:00.

Shqiptarja.com: Rama Convenes PS Group Meeting at 09:00; Presentation of Measures Against…

Prime Minister Rama is scheduled to convene a parliamentary group meeting of the Socialist Party (PS) at 09:00, where measures against those responsible for violence are expected to be presented.

BalkanWeb: Albanian Youth on Foot Against Him! '200 Police Officers Beaten, 80…

Albanian youth are protesting against actions described as police brutality, with reports of 200 officers and 80 protesters involved. Prime Minister Rama allegedly characterized students as 'thieves'.

Reporter.al: People can no longer tolerate: Disappointment and arrogance fueling revolt…

A story suggests that public disappointment and arrogance are leading to a revolt against Prime Minister Rama.

Reporter.al: Diaspora academics demand investigation into police violence and political…

Academics from the diaspora are calling for an investigation into police violence and for political accountability regarding the ongoing crisis.

Reporter.al: MP Koçeku asks international factor to react to police violence

Member of Parliament Koçeku has urged the international community to respond to police brutality.

Top Channel: Professor Fuga's Message on Students: 'Students Always Have the Right', Do Not…

Professor Fuga conveyed a message stating that students always have the right and should not be violated, calling it a national crime to do so.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku appeared again before the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) to be informed of new communications regarding her ongoing investigation. The probe relates to alleged violations in tenders concerning the Great Ring Road and Llogara Pass projects.

Top Channel: Belinda Balluku Appears Again at SPAK; Special Prosecution Informs Former…

Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku has appeared before the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK), where she was informed of certain communications by the prosecution.

Shqiptarja.com: Violation with Tenders for Great Ring Road and Llogara Pass; Balluku Appears…

Balluku appeared at the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) regarding alleged violations in tenders for the Great Ring Road and Llogara Pass, with lawyer Kalia suggesting there will be an extension of proceedings.