Albania is experiencing intense anti-government protests as clashes between demonstrators and police escalate. Demonstrators, including students, are demanding the resignation of longtime Prime Minister Edi Rama, citing allegations of police brutality and government indifference. With violence on the rise, Albanian police have responded with tear gas and rubber bullets as protests have intensified over the past several days. Over 150 arrests have been reported, and protesters have targeted government buildings in the capital, Tirana. The protests have drawn comparisons to other global movements and seen participation from thousands, leading to significant unrest and calls for political change. The situation remains volatile as authorities deploy armored vehicles to manage the crowds.