Tirana is experiencing the largest protests organized so far! For the 21th consecutive day, Albanians took to the streets and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The civic revolt is now at explosive levels. Footage from the ground shows a massive turnout, as citizens continue to march with national flags, banners and calls against the government. The main demand of the protesters remains the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the departure of the government.

What is most striking is the fact that the protest is taking place without incident, without damage to public property, and without clashes with law enforcement. In this respect, today's rally presents a stark contrast to some of the most tense protests in Albanian political history.

Unlike the tragic events of January 21, 2011, when the protest ended with the loss of life of four citizens and violent clashes in front of the Prime Minister's Office, today's march is characterized by civic engagement, organization, and peaceful participation, which is being exercised as a demonstration of anger against the government.

Many of the participants are young people, who have mobilized primarily through social media. This is a generation that seeks change through civic participation, online communication, and democratic pressure, distancing itself from the violent forms practiced by old political parties.

The march of thousands of citizens in the heart of Tirana is being seen as an example of how a massive civic revolt can be built without tension and without incidents.

The protests have become one of the most commented events of recent days, while every day more and more people are calling for Edi Rama's resignation.