跟进：阿尔巴尼亚首都Tirana周日再爆抗议：总理Edi Rama推50万列克暴力抗议罚款新规，示威者焚烧其门前对话座椅

阿尔巴尼亚首都 Tirana 10月25日周日再次爆发反政府抗议。据路透社报道，当天下午下着雨，抗议者先在教育部大楼前聚集，随后游行至总理 Edi Rama 的办公室，并焚烧了 Rama 摆在办公室门前的座椅——那些座椅是他此前摆出、象征邀请抗议者与政府对话的姿态。抗议发生在 Rama 宣布新一轮平乱措施仅数小时之后，现场未见当局公布新的伤亡或被捕数字。

Rama 当天早些时候推出遏制暴力的新措施：任何人只要参加一场演变为暴力的抗议，即使本人没有实施暴力行为，也将被处以50万列克（约合6,188美元）罚款。Rama 在一段视频讲话中说：「我相信，那些要求我辞职的人如果以为能通过暴力或任何其他手段强加于人，那是想错了；但我并不认为他们所说、所要求的一切都是错的。」他自2013年起执政，去年赢得第四个任期。

这轮抗议由学生主导，导火索是民众对政府腐败、就业机会匮乏与教育标准低下的不满，本月已席卷 Tirana 市中心并蔓延至其他城市。要求 Rama 辞职的示威者此前曾焚烧政府建筑与银行、砸碎商店橱窗、撬起铺路石投向警察。本站此前报道：10月24日周六的抗议中，警方以水炮和催泪弹驱散人群，当局称抗议者与警方合计逾300人受伤，警方当天在 Tirana 街头部署了2,500名警员。

路透社指出，这场动荡源于今夏持续数月、总体和平的抗议——抗议对象是一处由美国总统特朗普的女婿 Jared Kushner 支持的豪华海岸开发项目；如今的街头动荡已成为 Rama 执政以来面临的最大挑战。周日的新罚款措施能否平息抗议、学生与反对派是否会继续上街，仍待观察。

Follow-Up: Fresh Protests Erupt in Tirana as Albania's PM Edi Rama Imposes 500,000-Lek Fines Over Violent Protests

Fresh anti-government protests erupted in Albania's capital Tirana on Sunday, October 25. According to Reuters, on a rainy afternoon protesters gathered in front of the Education Ministry and then walked to Prime Minister Edi Rama's office, setting on fire chairs he had placed in front of it as an invitation to a dialogue with the government. The protest came only hours after Rama announced new measures to stem the wave of demonstrations; authorities released no new casualty or arrest figures.

Earlier on Sunday, Rama introduced new measures to curb violence, including fines of 500,000 lek ($6,188) for everyone who participates in a protest that turns violent, even if he or she does not commit acts of violence. 'I believe that those who demand my resignation are mistaken if they think they can impose it through violence or any other means, but I do not believe that everything they say or demand is wrong,' Rama said in a video address. He has governed since 2013 and won a fourth term in office last year.

The student-led demonstrations, fuelled by anger over perceived government corruption, a lack of jobs and poor education standards, have engulfed central Tirana and spread to other cities this month. Demonstrators demanding Rama's resignation have set fire to government buildings and banks, smashed shop windows and pulled up paving stones to throw at police. As GSM reported earlier, in Saturday's October 24 protests police used water cannon and tear gas, authorities said more than 300 protesters and police were injured in total, and 2,500 officers were deployed on Tirana's streets that day.

Reuters noted that the unrest followed months of largely peaceful summer protests against a luxury coastal development backed by Jared Kushner, son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump, and now poses the biggest challenge yet to Rama. Whether Sunday's new fines will calm the streets, or students and the opposition will keep protesting, remains to be seen.

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：阿尔巴尼亚总理Edi Rama（左）2026年5月15日摄（资料图）。图：Stenbocki maja，CC BY 4.0，经维基共享资源 / Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama (left) on May 15, 2026 (file photo). Photo by Stenbocki maja, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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