Politics updated November 7, 2026 at 20:37

Students Against the Catastrophy, Facing Queen's Supports

By Redaksia NTV

Covered by 2 outlets 120 points Why this story ranks here

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To go against Eddie Rama does not mean to line up after Sali Berisha. Today, before the Ministry of Education, this political distinction turned into a conflict between

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NTV Albania · November 7, 2026 at 19:18 publisher's date

STUDENTËT KUNDËR RAMËS, PËRBALLË MBËSHTETËSVE TË BERISHËS

Students Against the Catastrophy, Facing Queen's Supports

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By Redaksia NTV

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To go against Eddie Rama does not mean to line up after Sali Berisha. Today, before the Ministry of Education, this political distinction turned into a conflict between
Publik Media Albania · November 7, 2026 at 20:36 publisher's date

Studentët duan largimin e tij dhe të Ramës, Berisha bën sikur nuk dëgjon: Mbështesim protestat e tyre

By Andi Myrta

Berisha shpall mbështetjen e PD-së për protestën studentore para Ministrisë së Arsimit dhe fton opozitën të bashkohet kundër qeverisë Rama.

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