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And in Albania, a nation of 2.8 million people on the Adriatic Sea, protesters have attacked government buildings, banks, and other sites in street battles across the capital of Tirana.

Albania's leader, Edi Rama, appealed Sunday to young protesters for calm, warning the nation is facing the chaos of hatred, of division.

The protest movement began last May with activists angered by a luxury development linked to President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

It grew quickly into a movement against corruption.

Meanwhile, in France, police issued an overnight curfew in Paris to quell social unrest after weeks of the most intense street battles in decades, targeting public buildings and city halls across the country.

And the World Food Program said the coming winter will likely deepen food insecurity for Palestinians in Gaza.

The director of the United Nations agency is Luke Lindburg.

We are now, uh, forced to cut our assistance by half a million people.

This is only because we don't have enough funding to continue at the levels that we have been at.

More than a year after a Trump-brokered ceasefire came into force, promised reconstruction has not begun.

There are few jobs, and the vast majority in Gaza still rely on aid for basic sustenance.