Demonstrations in Albania have entered their third week as opposition to a planned luxury resort development intensifies. Tens of thousands of Albanians are protesting the project, expressing concerns about its potential environmental and social impacts on the country’s coastline. The resort is reportedly backed by Kushner Companies, founded by Jared Kushner, son-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Protesters allege a lack of transparency surrounding the deal and fear the development will displace local communities and damage fragile ecosystems. The Albanian government defends the project, citing potential economic benefits and job creation. Demonstrations have been largely peaceful, though authorities remain vigilant. The ongoing protests highlight growing public concern over foreign investment and coastal development in Albania.