Albania: a third day of student riots in Tirana as Edi Rama blames the opposition
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South AfricaPretoria is taking note of a student uprising in Tirana against the cost of education and alleged corruption, as reported by the South African press, citing Reuters.
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FinlandHelsinki describes riots reaching the ministries of Tirana, with the hotel project linked to those close to Donald Trump and a European student wave in the background.
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by violence
the narrative puts the extent of the clashes against the Prime Minister in the foreground.
Relying on a single source
the facts are based on images and a witness from the Reuters agency.
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Finlandby violence
the narrative puts burned buildings and projectile throwing in the spotlight.
- South Africa
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Finland onlyFinlandReliance on agencies
the facts come from AFP and Reuters, with no Finnish witness or Albanian voice.
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People treated or injured on Wednesday, October 14
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People arrested on Wednesday, October 14, according to the police
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only one reports itat least 35 people arrested