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Luxury Kushner Project Collides With Albanian Discontent

Luxury Kushner Project Collides With Albanian Discontent
New York Times Sunday 21 June 2026, 04:01 UTC By Andrew Higgins 1 min read
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Protests in Tirana, Albania’s capital, against the government this month. Some Albanians worried that their cause was being hijacked by foreign activists.

Protests in Tirana, Albania’s capital, against the government this month. Some Albanians worried that their cause was being hijacked by foreign activists.
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