Albania: Fourth day of protests against a luxury complex linked to the Trump family

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Albania

PoliticsEnvironment & Climate

Albania: Fourth day of protests against a luxury complex linked to the Trump family

Police used water cannons after protesters breached a security cordon near government buildings. Protesters demand the cancellation of a tourist complex in the Narta lagoon, a sensitive ecosystem, and a second development on Sazan island. They carry signs reading 'Narta is not for sale' and call for the resignation of officials supporting the project.

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