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Albanian students clash with police during anti-government protest in Tirana

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University students in Albania's capital, Tirana, clashed with police during a large anti-government protest. The demonstration, held on Tuesday, escalated as students attempted to block a main boulevard and threw projectiles at law enforcement. Police responded with tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd. The protests are driven by student anger over alleged government corruption and demands for political change.

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