Albania: a third day of student riots in Tirana as Edi Rama blames the opposition
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SwedenStockholm views the Tirana riots as part of a European student wave: cost of studies, employment and corruption, with France and Belgium as a reflection.
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HungaryBudapest describes the flare-up in Tirana as a security flare-up, with ministries being stormed and a muscular police response, while linking student anger to the son-in-law of Trump's project.
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the narrative places Albania in a continent-wide wave of student mobilization.
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Hungaryof the escalation
the narrative puts the violence in the streets first, before the demands.
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Telex draws on information from Politico and Reuters for the facts and motives.
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the protesters' words come from a single testimony relayed by The Guardian.
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Sweden onlyHungarythis perspective does not carry this information
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People treated or injured on Wednesday, October 14
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