9.22 ジュディ・デンプシー And as for Vučić using pro-EU rhetoric with his EU interlocutors, “so much of it is lip service. There is so little transparency. The pro-EU talk is not matched by reforms at home,”〜 The seeds of change—and discontent—are being sown.／
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