Zillar Barta Desk, Tirana, Albania: Fireworks erupted during an anti-government protest led by students in Tirana, Albania, as demonstrators took to the streets to express their opposition to the government. The protest brought renewed attention to political tensions in the Balkan nation, with students and other demonstrators gathering to voice their grievances.

The demonstration saw fireworks being set off amid the gathering, adding to the intensity of the protest. The scenes reflected the charged atmosphere as demonstrators assembled in the Albanian capital to demand accountability and express dissatisfaction with the government.

Tirana, the country's political and administrative centre, has witnessed demonstrations over a range of political and governance-related issues in recent years. Student participation in protests has also highlighted the role of young people in Albania's public and political discourse.

Anti-government demonstrations can place pressure on political leaders to respond to public concerns, while also raising questions about public safety and the management of large gatherings.