While the border agreement with North Macedonia was being discussed in the Albanian Parliament, a fight broke out between the opposition and the ruling MPs, who wanted the ongoing student protests to be included on the agenda.
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Students in Albania have been protesting since October 13, demanding improvements in educational conditions.
The Albanian Parliament convened with agenda items, including the common border crossing agreement with North Macedonia.
The agreement stipulating joint control practices at border crossings between the two countries was accepted. However, MPs of opposition parties demanded that the student demonstrations that started on October 13 and are still continuing in the country be brought to the agenda of the parliament.
After their demands were not accepted, the opponents placed their chairs on the tables to prevent the ongoing parliamentary session.
There were fistfights and brawls between the opposition and the ruling Socialist Party deputies.
After the tension, Parliament Speaker Niko Peleshi decided to vote on the remaining agenda items without discussion.
In Albania, the protests that started on October 13 and continue to demand improvement of students' educational conditions were the scene of violent acts.
Students say they will continue their protests.

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