Tirana protests enter 110th day amid parliamentary session

Protests against the government of Prime Minister Edi Rama have entered their 110th day in Tirana. Citizens and activists are calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister and the removal of the current government. A new phase of action has been announced, with protesters scheduled to gather in front of the Parliament at 10:00 AM to coincide with a plenary session.

The scheduled parliamentary session includes five urgent interpellations requested by the Democratic Party, targeting several ministers including the Ministers of Environment, Internal Affairs, Education, and Health. Additionally, the Assembly is set to review various draft laws, including the ratification of a convention regarding the International Commission of Inquiry for Ukraine and a framework convention on Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law.