water polo player, Olympic, World and European champion. Andrija Živković (b. 1996), footballer, U-20 World champion. Staša Gejo (b. 1997), sport climber, World and European champion. Nemanja Radonjić (b. 1996), footballer, Serbian champion. Diplomatic missions The city of Niš, after Belgrade, has the largest diplomatic corps in Serbia. Bulgaria has General Consulate in Niš. Until 2010, there was also a Consulate General of Greece. Diplomatic agreements were given to five prominent citizens of Niš, who acquired the title of honorary consul. The United Kingdom, Hungary, France, Slovakia and Austria have chosen Nis as their honorary consuls, appreciating their commitment and contribution to strengthening ties and cooperation in various fields with these countries. General Consulates: Bulgaria Turkey (to be opened) Honorary Consulates: Local media Online newspaper Narodne novine "Народне новине" Južne vesti (Southern news) Online radio stations Internet.Radio.Magazin Super radio Radio stations Baltazar radio (90.5) (renamed to Radio Jat (90.5)) Banker radio (98.3) City radio (99.9) Radio Nišava (104.0) (in Romany) Radio Belle Amie (95.6) Radio Belle Amie Folk Kanal (98.7/100.7) (closed) Radio Seven (88.8) TV stations Banker TV TV 5 (closed) BelleAmie TV TV Nais RTV Nišava (in Romany) Čair (in Romany) (closed) NTV Media Niš Art TV Puls TV (closed) Kopernikus Televizija International relations Twin towns – sister cities Niš is twinned with the following cities, according to their City Hall website: Other forms of cooperation and city friendship See also Islam-aga's Mosque References Bibliography External links Regional Chamber of Economy Niš official website Municipalities and cities of Southern and Eastern Serbia Populated places in Nišava District Illyrian Serbia Cities in ancient Illyria Roman towns and cities in Serbia Former capitals of Serbia Dacia Mediterranea