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  1. Protests target Edi Rama's government in Albania amid reports of a Kushner-linked resort project using Dutch financial structures.
  2. Protests demanding the resignation of the Prime Minister due to government policies affecting the economy and tourism in Albania.
  3. Discussions regarding Albania's future EU membership and the contention over citizenship eligibility are underway.
  4. Protests in Milan and shared public grievances are now threatening Albania's EU membership ambitions.

Protests in Milan turned violent, while calls for Edi Rama to change intensified in Albania.

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Protests in Milan turned violent, while calls for Edi Rama to change intensified in Albania.

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  1. Violent protests in Milan and calls for Edi Rama's resignation.1 source
  2. Albania adopts anti-riot measures as Rama faces pressure amid similar laws in Italy.1 source

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