Albania: a third day of student riots in Tirana as Edi Rama blames the opposition
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FranceParis is watching an Albanian power being called into question in the streets: the French press is following the escalation in Tirana and the ultimatum demanding Edi Rama's resignation, as it retains its response which blames the violence on the opposition.
What each one tells
opposition
SerbiaBelgrade describes a neighboring capital on the brink of chaos: the Serbian press shows barricades, water cannons, and burning buildings in Tirana, and links the crisis to the "flamingo revolution".
- France
based on the official toll
the narrative relies on police and Health Ministry figures to describe the extent of the clashes.
What the account puts first
SerbiaWar
the narrative puts the image of a capital in armed conflict at the forefront, before the student demands.
- France
Reliance on AFP agency
street scenes are described from observations by the agency's journalists, relayed verbatim by several titles.
What it leans on
SerbiaReliance on an Albanian media outlet
the account of events relies on a single local outlet, without direct testimony from students or the government.
and the figures
89 people, including 61 police officers, received medical attention
People treated or injured on Wednesday, October 14
people
only one reports itthis press does not report this figure
65 people have been arrested
People arrested on Wednesday, October 14, according to the police
people
only one reports itthis press does not report this figure