Thousands of young protesters took to the streets of Tirana, Albania, on Thursday for the fourth consecutive day of demonstrations calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The initially peaceful protest escalated into violent clashes, with participants damaging public property, including breaking windows and traffic lights.

The unrest in the capital intensified as some protesters raided a bank, leading to confrontations with police forces tasked with restoring order. Authorities responded with measures aimed at dispersing the crowds, although specific reports on arrests or injuries have not been disclosed.

These student-led demonstrations, which began earlier this week, have been spreading beyond Tirana to other parts of the country. The protesters attribute their actions to frustrations with the government’s policies and leadership, demanding significant political changes.

The Albanian government has yet to issue a detailed response to the ongoing unrest, and it remains unclear how the situation will develop in the coming days. The protests reflect escalating tensions within the country’s political landscape as citizens express dissatisfaction with the current administration.