Albanian protests enter 28th day over beach project linked to Trump’s son-in-law

TIRANA, Albania – For 28 consecutive days, protesters have marched through central Tirana to oppose the alleged sale of a public beach to a tourism project reportedly linked to Jared Kushner, former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law. Demonstrators say the deal would give a private company control over a stretch of coastline, limiting public access and damaging the environment. The project’s connection to Kushner has fueled anger among Albanians who view it as a foreign takeover of national resources. Police have maintained a presence at the rallies, which have remained mostly peaceful. Organizers vow to continue until the government cancels the agreement. The government has not commented on the protests or the reported link to Kushner. No official statement has been released about the project’s status.