Albania: 12th day of protests in Tirana against Trump-Kushner project

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: June 12, 2026Country: Albania

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Albania: 12th day of protests in Tirana against Trump-Kushner project

The 12th day of protests in Tirana against a development project linked to Trump and Kushner near the Vjosa-Narta wetland. Hundreds of inflatable flamingos were used as symbols. The movement, initially environmental, has broadened into a political debate, with opponents accusing the government of prioritizing private interests.

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