Students in several European countries are experiencing violent unrest as they demand better education systems. Prime Minister Edi Rama of Albania has been accused of blaming the demonstrations on "foreign hands." This situation highlights the growing dissatisfaction among students with the current educational systems across the continent.
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Students in Europe are rising up to call for better education
Violent unrest is gripping several countries across Europe, as student activists demand better education systems. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has blamed the demonstrations in his country on ‘foreign hands’.
Published On 16 Oct 2026
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