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In the summer of 2021<\/span>, Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, were cruising the Mediterranean by yacht when they stopped for a swim off the Adriatic coast. They splashed over to an island and hiked, barefoot, across its hilly, rugged terrain. \u201cEffectively that\u2019s how we found it,\u201d the president\u2019s eldest daughter would later recount.<\/p>\n

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The Albanian island that the Trump heirs stumbled on, Robinson Crusoe\u2013like, is called Sazan, once the site of a top-secret military base. Sazan is not undiscovered territory to Albanians; it\u2019s their country\u2019s largest island. Because it was uninhabited for many years, vegetation and wildlife flourished, making it a cherished nature preserve. Luckily for the Trump couple, Albania\u2019s prime minister, Edi Rama, was a guest on the same yacht one of the nights they were on board.<\/p>\n

Three years later\u2014and about two months after Donald Trump\u2019s reelection in 2024\u2014an investment committee led by Rama gave preliminary approval to the couple\u2019s plans to develop the island into an opulent resort. The venture extends to nearby land next to a coastal lagoon, which serves as a crucial habitat for flamingos, sea turtles, and other species. The couple\u2019s partners in the project include a pair of Qatari brothers who have financed ultra-luxury developments across the Middle East and South Asia and an Albanian conglomerate with holdings in energy, construction, infrastructure, insurance, and tourism. In a recent podcast interview, Ivanka Trump described the project as \u201cthe culmination of all of my experience in real estate, all of my travel, a lot of reflection on how I want to live, how I think people increasingly are wanting to live.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many Albanians see matters differently. Hundreds of thousands have joined daily protests against the plans, in one of the country\u2019s largest social mobilizations since the end of Communist rule 35 years ago. The uprising, called the Flamingo Revolution, takes its name from the wild birds that breed in the wetland habitat. Protesters have carried inflatable flamingos and placards with drawings.<\/p>\n

The unrest has it all: accusations of organized crime and drug trafficking, competing claims of foreign influence, a cameo by Kanye West. For the participants I spoke with, the demonstrations are about accumulated frustration with Albanian politicians who have failed to give the country a solid economic foundation. \u201cYou can interpret it as an anti-Trump demonstration in the sense that it\u2019s opposed to a Trump-like system we see here,\u201d Fatos Lubonja, a writer and dissident who was imprisoned during Albania\u2019s Communist dictatorship, told me: \u201cgovernment decisions made in secret, for the benefit of the few, motivated by money linked to oligarchs.\u201d<\/p>\n

The beauty of the landscape discovered by the American president\u2019s daughter \u201cbelongs to all Albanians,\u201d Lubonja said. He paraphrased Dostoyevsky: \u201cAnd beauty will save the world.\u201d But Rama, a former professional artist, won\u2019t hear it. \u201cI can be lectured about many things\u2014about economy, about legal affairs, about agriculture, about health care,\u201d he said in a recent interview. \u201cBut there is one thing that nobody can lecture me, which is beauty.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Flamingo Revolution<\/span> seems, at first glance, the unlikeliest of anti-Trump protests. Albania, a nation of fewer than 3 million people, is one of the most pro-American countries in the world, and has been since the United States opposed Albanian partition all the way back in 1920. More recently, Washington backed Albania\u2019s entry into NATO, in 2009, and has upheld its security in a historically volatile region that\u2019s sometimes called the powder keg of Europe.<\/p>\n

In the 18 months since Trump returned to power, I have traveled extensively in European countries with some of the strongest postwar ties to the U.S., including Britain, Germany, and Denmark. One of the questions I hear most often is why the Americans opposed to Trump aren\u2019t mounting larger and more sustained demonstrations against him. The question arises especially when I ask European diplomats why the leaders of their countries don\u2019t stand up more forcefully to an American president who insults them and entertains annexing their territory. They turn the inquiry back on me, asking, Why aren\u2019t Americans standing up? <\/i>Millions have marched in \u201cNo Kings\u201d protests; the mobilization in the spring was one of the largest single-day protests in American history. Still, the point remains. Trump made at least $2.2 billion during his first year back in office, as wage growth slowed. He is pursuing an unpopular war, unauthorized by Congress and unsanctioned by international law. Even pro-American Europeans want to know: Why aren\u2019t people in the streets every day?<\/p>\n

In Albania, a small country on Europe\u2019s Balkan Peninsula, they are. Today marks the 54th consecutive day of protests triggered by the Trump-family development project. Few would have pegged Albania as the center of the international anti-Trump opposition. But a tour through the country\u2019s recent history suggests that it isn\u2019t as unlikely as it appears.<\/p>\n

Albania was once one of the most isolated countries in Europe. It was ruled, from the end of World War II until 1985, by a ruthless and paranoid Communist dictator, Enver Hoxha, whose fear of foreign invasion spawned the construction of an estimated 173,000 bunkers. Albania earned the nickname \u201cEurope\u2019s North Korea.\u201d The Communist state was abolished in 1991, and the anti-Communist opposition swept to power in parliamentary elections a year later. But the transition to a market economy wasn\u2019t easy. Breakneck privatization under a system known as \u201cshock therapy\u201d devastated local industries and drove mass unemployment. In 1997, the collapse of massive, state-sanctioned pyramid schemes wiped out the life savings of about two-thirds of Albanians. A small cadre of politicians has competed for control of the country ever since. Because of its recent experience, the population is highly attuned to signs of autocracy, Dana Fisher, a sociologist at American University who has studied the demographics of the No Kings protests in the U.S., told me. Familiarity can breed complacency. But in this case, it\u2019s inspiring fierce resistance.<\/p>\n

The Trump family triggered the uprising, but the target of the protests is Rama. The leader of his country\u2019s Socialist Party, Rama came to power in 2013, as Albania was still sloughing off its insular identity. Albania became a candidate for European Union accession the following year. Rama was once a vehement Trump critic who greeted the prospect of the mogul\u2019s nomination in 2016 by remarking, \u201cGod forbid!\u201d He foresaw harm not just to the United States but to the \u201cdemocratic world.\u201d<\/p>\n

Rama is now much more supportive. He hailed Trump\u2019s \u201cremarkable victory\u201d in 2024 and, a year later, echoed the president\u2019s assertions of divine providence, adding, \u201cWhen Trump says that God saved him to Make America Great Again, he tells only half of the story. The other half is that he saved Trump also to make Europe wake up and get its act together.\u201d Rama is one of the only European leaders to accept an invitation to the Trump-chaired Board of Peace. Domestically, he has sought to improve the Albanian economy by upgrading the hospitality industry. He told The Guardian<\/i> last year: \u201cWe need luxury tourism like a desert needs water.\u201d<\/p>\n

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That\u2019s in line with Kushner\u2019s ambitions. \u201cI was very, very impressed with his vision for what he wanted to do with Albania,\u201d Trump\u2019s son-in-law told an investment conference. Kushner continued: \u201cI really didn\u2019t know anything about the country. I didn\u2019t understand the history, and the darkness of the history with the Communism, and the terrible leadership actually led to it being fully undeveloped as a nation.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not Kushner\u2019s first attempt at high-end development in the Balkans. Last December, he pulled out of plans to build a Trump Tower in Belgrade, at the site of the former Yugoslav defense ministry, which was bombed by NATO in 1999. His investment firm withdrew from the project hours after the country\u2019s organized-crime prosecutors indicted the culture minister for allegedly forging documents as part of the process to remove the building\u2019s cultural-heritage status. The company issued a statement saying the plans would not proceed, because \u201cmeaningful projects should unite rather than divide.\u201d<\/p>\n

In Albania, people involved in the resort project maintain that construction isn\u2019t yet under way, even though environmental activists say fencing has gone up, trees have been removed, and sand dunes have been flattened. The country amended its environmental regulations in 2024, cutting a path for the development by lifting construction bans in protected ecological zones. The move drew a warning from the European Parliament about compliance with environmental standards as part of Albania\u2019s bid to join the bloc. Rama\u2019s office didn\u2019t respond to a request for comment, but Asher Abehsera, one of the Trump couple\u2019s partners in the endeavor, told me in a statement, \u201cOur goal is simple: celebrate Albania\u2019s natural beauty, create jobs, and build something future generations can be proud of.\u201d<\/p>\n

He added: \u201cIts future will ultimately be determined by Albania and the Albanian people.\u201d<\/p>\n

Large-scale demonstrations<\/span> began in Albania at the end of May, after video circulated of private security guards punching and dragging a protester along a beach in Zv\u00ebrnec, the coastal enclave where part of the Trump-family project is planned. \u201cThis was the tipping point,\u201d Ditmar Bushati, a former Albanian foreign minister, told me. \u201cIt started as a dispute over access to the sea and access to nature, and it was transformed in a couple of days into a protest about who should decide the future of the country.\u201d<\/p>\n

Thousands mobilized in Tirana, the capital, with signs proclaiming that the nation was not for sale<\/span> and declaring, I don\u2019t want Albania like Dubai<\/span>. Rama also dug in his heels, issuing a statement saying, \u201cThere is absolutely no chance that the investment will stop \u200bas long as I am here.\u201d As the protests grew, they became a platform for frenzied speculation and conspiracy theories. Some protesters saw parallels to Kushner\u2019s support for a proposed \u201cGaza Riviera,\u201d fearing that Albanian land would be used to resettle Palestinians. Further afield, online commenters called the development \u201canother Epstein island,\u201d a reference to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein\u2019s hideouts in the U.S. Virgin Islands. A separate controversy, over government-backed plans for a Kanye West concert outside Tirana, added to the grievances. Attention came from all ideological corners. Senator Bernie Sanders welcomed the protests as a dissent against \u201cglobal oligarchy.\u201d Alex Jones, the right-wing conspiracy theorist, enthused about an impending \u201ccivil war.\u201d<\/p>\n

The prime minister argued that the protests had been hijacked by foreign actors, blaming \u201cTrump haters\u201d as well as \u201cenemies of Israel and Albania.\u201d Albania, where about half of the population is Muslim, has strong ties to Israel rooted in historical goodwill. During the Second World War, Albanians motivated by an ancient honor code called besa, <\/i>literally \u201cto keep the promise,\u201d hid thousands of Jewish refugees; it was the only European country with more Jewish residents after the Holocaust than before. In this century, Albania made itself a target of the Iranian regime when it agreed, at the request of the United States and the United Nations in 2013, to host exiled members of the dissident group Mujahedin-e-Khalq, or MEK. In 2022, Albania expelled Iranian diplomats after concluding that Tehran was behind a wave of cyberattacks aimed at government institutions and critical infrastructure. In recent weeks, Rama has accused Iran of waging a \u201chybrid war\u201d by spreading disinformation about the development and inflaming opposition to his government\u2019s plans. Iran has denied the accusations.<\/p>\n

Protesters appear intent on proving that the uprising is authentic and homegrown. Bushati, the former foreign minister, has celebrated the protests as \u201cthe best investment in our image as a people and in our path towards the European Union.\u201d He said as many as 200,000 people mobilized over the July 4 weekend and dismissed claims of foreign interference. \u201cIran has zero influence in Albania,\u201d he said. \u201cThis is a country living happily in the U.S. orbit.\u201d<\/p>\n

Iranian influence hardly seems necessary to destabilize the resort plans. The land on which part of the project is planned is contested. Sazan, the island, is owned by the state, so a lease would ultimately be necessary; the Trump-linked consortium currently has what\u2019s called \u201cstrategic investor\u201d status, which helps accelerate permitting and negotiations for a long-term agreement. The coastal land in Zv\u00ebrnec, however, is private. Entities linked to the Trump couple purchased it from a Miami-based businessman, Artur Shehu, who insists that his family\u2019s claim on the land dates to Ottoman times. Locals in Zv\u00ebrnec argue that they are the rightful owners. It\u2019s a messy picture because land was requisitioned by the state during the Communist period; when properties returned to private hands in the 1990s, ownership was often disputed.<\/p>\n

The saga became considerably more dramatic this summer, when an Albanian agency devoted to countering financial crimes, the Special Structure Against Corruption and Organized Crime, said it was investigating whether Shehu had forged deeds to the property. Finding out whether he has lawful title to the land is just one part of a broader probe by the agency into allegations that Shehu and his associates had trafficked cocaine into European ports and then laundered the money for real-estate projects. A message sent to a number associated with Shehu went unanswered; his attorney denied the allegations to Reuters. The Trump couple and their partners in the venture are not accused of wrongdoing. A spokesperson for the venture said, \u201cThe Albanian legal system is the appropriate venue for resolving questions about land ownership and the integrity of prior transactions. We respect that process, and as always, we will cooperate with any lawful process as required.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Flamingo Revolution reflects dissatisfaction with Albania\u2019s democratic institutions 35 years after the fall of Communism. Yet the popular mobilization, combined with the anti-corruption inquiry that seeks to validate some of its core claims, is evidence of democratic maturity. Albanian society has developed antibodies to signs of state capture. The irony is that an initiative emanating from the American president\u2019s family would trigger such a powerful immune response.<\/p>\n

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