For an eighth consecutive day on Sunday, thousands of Albanians took to the streets of Tirana and along the Adriatic coast, holding pink cardboard flamingos and chanting against their own government. The trigger is a luxury resort project backed by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump that, in its critics' view, has come to symbolize everything that has gone wrong with how Albania does business: opaque deals, environmental concessions, and the impression that foreign celebrity investors can simply walk in and take what they want.

Thousands protest against a Kushner-linked luxury resort in Albania, fearing environmental damage to protected wetlands and local wildlife.

The so-called "Flamingo Revolution" has taken up the cause of protecting the Albanian coast from a development led by the president's son-in-law.

A wave of protests under the plink flamingo symbol has rattled Albania, opposing two tourism megaprojects linked to Trump’s family.

Ivanka Trump has floated "manifestations" of luxury holidays. Meanwhile, Albanians are claiming "irreversible" ecological damage. Why protests are shaking Albania.

The Jared Kushner-backed $1.6 billion project has drawn thousands of protesters — some wielding inflatable flamingos — to the streets of Albania’s capital over fears it threatens…

For an eighth consecutive day on Sunday, thousands of Albanians took to the streets of Tirana and along the Adriatic coast, holding pink cardboard flamingos and chanting against…

Country has progressed under Edi Rama, but protests over Jared Kushner-led development highlight cultural concerns

Thousands of people have been marching in protests against a $1.6 billion luxury development project that has ties to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.