Tens of thousands of students protested in Tirana, Albania's capital, setting fires at a government building and two banks while clashing with police over rising education costs and corruption. Demonstrators hurled stones at officers and overturned bins and smashed business storefronts during the action, according to The Guardian. Police deployed water cannons and teargas to disperse the crowd. A fire broke out at the ministry of education building, and a branch of Raiffeisen Bank near the ministry also caught fire. The Guardian did not specify the exact number of protesters, the date of the protest, or whether any injuries or arrests occurred. The source does not detail what specific education cost increases or corruption allegations prompted the action, nor does it provide statement from Albanian government officials or police beyond their tactical response.