Student protests in Tirana escalate from peaceful summer demonstrations to clashes over corruption allegations and dissatisfaction with job prospects and education standards
Student protests in France are exposing a deeper crisis in the European Union’s second-largest economy, which is caught between political anger, mounting debt and nervous bond markets
Student protests in Albania turned violent on Tuesday, as demonstrators smashed shops and rioted while police used tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Students joined anti-government movement Flamingo which is demanding resignation of prime minister Edi Rama following corruption allegations.
Student protests have paralyzed France’s school system—but the violence sweeping the country as a result has little to do with these protesters’ pedagogical concerns, @thomaschattwill argues.