FLAMINGO REVOLUTION / INTERNATIONAL PROTESTS _ RALLY BY THE ALBANIAN DIASPORA IN BERLIN ON 21 JUNE _ ROY ZUO / KUMARI VAIM
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamingo_Revolution#/media/File:(20260621_164613782_HDR)_Flamingo_Revolution_Berlin.jpg Rally by the Albanian diaspora in Berlin on 21 June
Roy Zuo - Own work
Albanians demonstrate at Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, to show support and solidarity for Flamingo Revolution against the Albanian government, and the Trump family and their associates' business deals.
File:(20260621 164613782 HDR) Flamingo Revolution Berlin.jpg
Created: 21 June 2026
Uploaded: 24 June 2026
Location: 52° 30′ 58.12″ N, 13° 22′ 47.31″ E
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamingo_Revolution
Canada
On 6 June, people in Toronto took part in the protests, wearing red and black clothing and carrying Albanian flags while calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.[201] Toronto was also listed among the cities where further diaspora rallies were planned for 14 June.[8]
France
On 13 June, Albanians gathered in Lyon with flags and flamingo symbols in support of the protests in Albania.[13]
Germany
On 5 June, several hundred demonstrators gathered near the Embassy of Albania in Berlin to protest against the project, while also raising concerns about pensions, working conditions, education, and government policies affecting young people.[202][203] On the same day, another rally was held near the Albanian Consulate in Munich, with the call "For nature, for justice, for Albania".[204] On 7 June, diaspora protests were also held in Hamburg, Stuttgart and Heidelberg.[11][205][206] On 13 June, dozens of Albanians gathered in Nuremberg as part of the diaspora protests.[13] On 14 June, Albanians held another protest in Munich alongside the demonstrations in Tirana, chanting "Rama in prison, Berisha in prison".[207] On the same day, several hundred people participated in a demonstration in Cologne.[208]
On 16 June, Rama was confronted by Albanian protesters in Berlin during his visit to the Annual Conference of the Eastern Committee. As he left the event, protesters chanted slogans including "Edi Rama, traitor, resign as soon as possible", "Shame", "Cancel the project" and "Cancel the law"; Rama waved at the protesters before entering his car.[209][210]
On 1 July, Rama was again met by Albanian diaspora protesters in Germany, this time in Düsseldorf, where he had travelled for a meeting with Hendrik Wüst, the Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia. A group of Albanian protesters carrying national symbols gathered at the start of the meeting and called for Rama's resignation. BalkanWeb reported that the protesters also raised placards and slogans against laws which, according to them, favoured the privatization of public assets, linking the Düsseldorf protest with the wider demonstrations taking place in Tirana.[211]
Ireland
On 13 June, people gathered in Dublin to protest against Rama's government and demand his resignation.[15]
Italy
On 6 June, around 2,000 people gathered in Milan to join the protests, holding signs, singing national songs and shouting slogans against the Albanian government.[212][213] On the same day, 450 people gathered in Florence for a similar protest.[214] On 7 June, hundreds of Albanians gathered in Bologna, chanting slogans against Edi Rama and opposing the planned resort project.[215] On 14 June, diaspora rallies continued in Italy. Genoa and Faenza were listed among the planned 14 June gatherings, while protests were also held in Rome and Pisa, where participants carried Albanian flags and placards and called for the resignation of the Albanian government.[8][216][217]
North Macedonia
On 7 June, a solidarity protest was listed in Skopje, at Macedonia Square, as part of the international protest calendar connected with the movement.[18]
Sweden
On 5 June, a protest was held in Stockholm with the call "Save Vjosa-Narta".[204] On 13 June, the Albanian diaspora in Stockholm again protested, chanting "Rama resign" and "Rama in prison" and accusing the Albanian government of selling the country.[16]
Switzerland
On 7 June, people gathered in Bern as part of wider diaspora protests held in several European and North American cities.[11] On 13 June, another protest was held outside the Embassy of Albania in Bern, with participants calling for Rama's resignation.[
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International protests
Several solidarity rallies were announced and later held among Albanian diaspora communities in Europe, North America and Australia, while additional protest calls circulated for other cities.[194] Early international rallies and protest calls included Berlin, Munich and Stockholm on 5 June; London, Milan, Florence, New York City, Washington, D.C. and Toronto on 6 June; Brussels, Bologna and Skopje on 7 June; and a further New York gathering announced for 15 June.[18][195]
On 7 June, diaspora protests were also held in several cities including London, Brussels, Hamburg, Milan, New York City and Bern, with participants opposing the government's handling of the planned developments and calling for greater transparency and accountability.[11] Further simultaneous rallies were planned for 14 June in 17 cities across Europe and North America, including New York City, Chicago, Boston, Michigan, Toronto, Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart, Athens, Genoa, Faenza, The Hague, Strasbourg, Vienna, Oslo, and Odense.[8][196]
A civic movement involving a coordinated road trip of Albanian expatriates travelling from London to Tirana to join national protests occurred in June.[197] Although the journey lasted a few days, the goal was to be in Tirana for the organized protests on 20 June. The convoy began voyaging with 45 automobiles from London. Later on, more automobiles joined the motorcade from Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary and other European countries, and then entered Albanian territory near Shkodër.[198] After arriving in Tirana, the motorcade arrived in Laprakë, and then its participants marched on foot to the Prime Minister's office.
Australia
On 13 June, people gathered in Melbourne in support of the protests in Albania, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a change in government.[17]
Austria
On 6 June, Albanians in Vienna held a protest against the Albanian government, carrying placards such as "Albania is not for sale" and chanting for Rama to resign.[199]
Belgium
On 7 June, people gathered near the headquarters of the European Union in Brussels in support of the protests in Albania, carrying Albanian flags and placards calling for environmental protection and transparency over the planned development.[200]
Bulgaria
On 8 June, during a protest organized by Andrey Ralev in Sofia, demonstrators called upon the European Union to act immediately and side with the protesters in Albania.[19]
Several solidarity rallies were announced and later held among Albanian diaspora communities in Europe, North America and Australia, while additional protest calls circulated for other cities.[194] Early international rallies and protest calls included Berlin, Munich and Stockholm on 5 June; London, Milan, Florence, New York City, Washington, D.C. and Toronto on 6 June; Brussels, Bologna and Skopje on 7 June; and a further New York gathering announced for 15 June.[18][195]
On 7 June, diaspora protests were also held in several cities including London, Brussels, Hamburg, Milan, New York City and Bern, with participants opposing the government's handling of the planned developments and calling for greater transparency and accountability.[11] Further simultaneous rallies were planned for 14 June in 17 cities across Europe and North America, including New York City, Chicago, Boston, Michigan, Toronto, Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart, Athens, Genoa, Faenza, The Hague, Strasbourg, Vienna, Oslo, and Odense.[8][196]
A civic movement involving a coordinated road trip of Albanian expatriates travelling from London to Tirana to join national protests occurred in June.[197] Although the journey lasted a few days, the goal was to be in Tirana for the organized protests on 20 June. The convoy began voyaging with 45 automobiles from London. Later on, more automobiles joined the motorcade from Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary and other European countries, and then entered Albanian territory near Shkodër.[198] After arriving in Tirana, the motorcade arrived in Laprakë, and then its participants marched on foot to the Prime Minister's office.
Australia
On 13 June, people gathered in Melbourne in support of the protests in Albania, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a change in government.[17]
Austria
On 6 June, Albanians in Vienna held a protest against the Albanian government, carrying placards such as "Albania is not for sale" and chanting for Rama to resign.[199]
Belgium
On 7 June, people gathered near the headquarters of the European Union in Brussels in support of the protests in Albania, carrying Albanian flags and placards calling for environmental protection and transparency over the planned development.[200]
Bulgaria
On 8 June, during a protest organized by Andrey Ralev in Sofia, demonstrators called upon the European Union to act immediately and side with the protesters in Albania.[19]
Canada
On 6 June, people in Toronto took part in the protests, wearing red and black clothing and carrying Albanian flags while calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.[201] Toronto was also listed among the cities where further diaspora rallies were planned for 14 June.[8]
France
On 13 June, Albanians gathered in Lyon with flags and flamingo symbols in support of the protests in Albania.[13]
Germany
On 5 June, several hundred demonstrators gathered near the Embassy of Albania in Berlin to protest against the project, while also raising concerns about pensions, working conditions, education, and government policies affecting young people.[202][203] On the same day, another rally was held near the Albanian Consulate in Munich, with the call "For nature, for justice, for Albania".[204] On 7 June, diaspora protests were also held in Hamburg, Stuttgart and Heidelberg.[11][205][206] On 13 June, dozens of Albanians gathered in Nuremberg as part of the diaspora protests.[13] On 14 June, Albanians held another protest in Munich alongside the demonstrations in Tirana, chanting "Rama in prison, Berisha in prison".[207] On the same day, several hundred people participated in a demonstration in Cologne.[208]
On 16 June, Rama was confronted by Albanian protesters in Berlin during his visit to the Annual Conference of the Eastern Committee. As he left the event, protesters chanted slogans including "Edi Rama, traitor, resign as soon as possible", "Shame", "Cancel the project" and "Cancel the law"; Rama waved at the protesters before entering his car.[209][210]
On 1 July, Rama was again met by Albanian diaspora protesters in Germany, this time in Düsseldorf, where he had travelled for a meeting with Hendrik Wüst, the Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia. A group of Albanian protesters carrying national symbols gathered at the start of the meeting and called for Rama's resignation. BalkanWeb reported that the protesters also raised placards and slogans against laws which, according to them, favoured the privatization of public assets, linking the Düsseldorf protest with the wider demonstrations taking place in Tirana.[211]
Ireland
On 13 June, people gathered in Dublin to protest against Rama's government and demand his resignation.[15]
Italy
On 6 June, around 2,000 people gathered in Milan to join the protests, holding signs, singing national songs and shouting slogans against the Albanian government.[212][213] On the same day, 450 people gathered in Florence for a similar protest.[214] On 7 June, hundreds of Albanians gathered in Bologna, chanting slogans against Edi Rama and opposing the planned resort project.[215] On 14 June, diaspora rallies continued in Italy. Genoa and Faenza were listed among the planned 14 June gatherings, while protests were also held in Rome and Pisa, where participants carried Albanian flags and placards and called for the resignation of the Albanian government.[8][216][217]
North Macedonia
On 7 June, a solidarity protest was listed in Skopje, at Macedonia Square, as part of the international protest calendar connected with the movement.[18]
Sweden
On 5 June, a protest was held in Stockholm with the call "Save Vjosa-Narta".[204] On 13 June, the Albanian diaspora in Stockholm again protested, chanting "Rama resign" and "Rama in prison" and accusing the Albanian government of selling the country.[16]
Switzerland
On 7 June, people gathered in Bern as part of wider diaspora protests held in several European and North American cities.[11] On 13 June, another protest was held outside the Embassy of Albania in Bern, with participants calling for Rama's resignation.[
United Kingdom
On 6 June, members of the Albanian diaspora gathered outside the Embassy of Albania in London to protest against the planned resort development and call for Rama's resignation.[10] The protest continued the following day, when Albanians living in the United Kingdom gathered again outside the embassy with national flags and placards calling for environmental protection, transparency and Rama's resignation.[219][220] On 13 June, Albanians in London again gathered with flamingo symbols and Albanian flags as part of the wider diaspora mobilization.[13]
United States
On 6 June, an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 people gathered outside the Albanian Consulate in New York City in support of protecting the Vjosa-Narta wetlands and opposing the planned resort project. A second New York gathering was planned for 14 June.[221] On the same day, members of the Albanian diaspora also gathered outside the Albanian Embassy in Washington, D.C., calling for the resignation of Rama and the government.[195] On 28 June, a large protest predominantly comprising members of the Albanian diaspora took place in Waterbury, Connecticut.[222]
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