Euronews reported that protests entered their 14th consecutive day in Albania, with thousands of people filling the streets of the capital Tirana in opposition to a large resort project linked to Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.

The development, planned on the southern coastline near the village of Zvernec, involves hotels, apartments, villas, and a marina with a total estimated cost of around USD 4.6 billion. NPR noted the site is near legally protected wetlands home to flamingos, seals, and sea turtle nesting areas.

Protesters marched carrying cardboard flamingo cutouts and blowing whistles, and the movement has been dubbed the Flamingo Revolution, Al Jazeera reported. Prime Minister Edi Rama said he has no intention of backing down from the project.

Albanian anti-corruption prosecutors have frozen bank accounts of a company that purchased the coastal land and are investigating alleged fraudulent property transfers. PBS NewsHour identified the company as Albania Land Development, owned by prominent Qatari brothers.

The protests are seen as reflecting deeper divisions in Albania over the tension between foreign investment and environmental protection, with demonstrators calling for greater transparency in site selection and an independent review of the environmental impact assessment.