Contre l’accord avec la Serbie : émeute à Pristina – 9 janvier 2016
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Kosovo police member try to extinguish fire from molotov cocktails thrown by supporters of the opposition during a violent clashes in Kosovo capital Pristina on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016. A government building was set on fire in Pristina on Saturday as supporters of Kosovo’s main opposition parties gathered during a rally organised as part of their continued attempts to bring down the government. Security forces used tear gas to push back protesters. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)
Supporters of the opposition throw molotov cocktail at Kosovo police forces guarding the government building in Kosovo capital Pristina on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2015. A government building was set on fire in Pristina on Saturday as supporters of Kosovo’s main opposition parties gathered during a rally organised as part of their continued attempts to bring down the government. Security forces used tear gas to push back protesters. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)
epa05094209 Supporters of the Kosovo opposition political parties throw stones during a violent protest in Pristina, Kosovo, 09 January 2016. Police used tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of opposition supporters who gathered in a protest demanding the resignation of Kosovo’s government after agreements which were reached in Brussels during the EU-brokered dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. EPA/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
An opposition supporter is pictured next to molotov cocktails thrown by opposition supporters during clashes with Kosovo police (Rear) in Pristina on January 9, 2016. Kosovo opposition called for demonstrations today demanding the resignation of the government amid controversy over an EU-sponsored deal with Serbia. / AFP / STRINGER
A Kosovo police armoured vehicle burns after it was hit with molotov cocktail during a violent clashes in Kosovo capital Pristina on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016. A government building was set on fire in Pristina on Saturday as supporters of Kosovo’s main opposition parties gathered during a rally organised as part of their continued attempts to bring down the government. Security forces used tear gas to push back protesters. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)
An opposition supporter throws molotov cocktails during clashes with Kosovo police (Rear) in Pristina on January 9, 2016. Kosovo opposition called for demonstrations today demanding the resignation of the government amid controversy over an EU-sponsored deal with Serbia. / AFP / STRINGER
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