阿尔巴尼亚首都地拉那的反政府示威已连续进行第五天，学生与警察之间的冲突不断升级1。示威者投掷石块和汽油弹，警方则动用水炮、催泪瓦斯以及首次使用的橡皮子弹进行驱散1。当局已控制80人违反秩序罪，并对数百人进行了逮捕或调查1。
这场示威运动源于对总理埃迪·拉马的腐败指控，要求其辞职1。拉马执政已满13年，其所在社会党在140个议席中占据83席1。特别检控机构对拉马政府展开调查，包括逮捕秘密情报部门负责人弗洛拉·海塞尼，指控其帮助商人埃尔吉斯·阿加西逃避司法1。拉马声称示威由反对党民主党和"外国势力"挑动，目的是阻止阿尔巴尼亚在2030年加入欧盟1。
值得注意的是，这次暴力冲突发生在长达135天的和平抗议之后1。下届议会选举定于2029年举行1。
Violent clashes have erupted for a fifth consecutive day in Albania's capital Tirana, with high school and university students engaging in confrontations with riot police 1. Demonstrators hurled stones and Molotov cocktails at security forces, who responded with water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets—marking the first deployment of rubber ammunition during the protests 1. Over 80 people have been charged with public order violations, while hundreds more have been arrested or face investigation 1.
The demonstrations escalated after 135 days of peaceful protest that began in early June, driven by demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation amid corruption allegations 1. Rama has led the government for 13 years, with his Socialist Party controlling 83 of 140 parliamentary seats 1. The premier has attributed the unrest to opposition Democratic Party agitation and foreign interference, claiming the protests aim to obstruct Albania's planned European Union accession in 2030 1. Meanwhile, the Special Prosecution Service has intensified its investigation into Rama's administration, including the arrest of Flora Haxeni, head of the secret intelligence service, on allegations of assisting businessman Ergis Agasi in evading justice 1. Parliamentary elections are scheduled for 2029 1.
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