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Based in Serbia, this largely free news site is published in English and local languages. It focuses on current affairs in the Balkans, and stands out for its investigations, varied subjects and independent editorial line. Founded in 2004 by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), Balkan Insight is mainly funded by the European Union. It regularly collaborates with newspapers such as Le Monde, The Guardian and Süddeutsche Zeitung. It is the main source of reliable information in the Balkan countries.

There are several city stations, but this is the headquarters.

Hospital "Ђорђе Јоановић" in Zrenjanin is a healthcare facility offering medical services to the local population. The hospital also has specialists in neurology, such as Dr. Danijela Andrić, who has completed her sub-specialization in clinical neurophysiology with epileptology. Visits to hospitalized patients are permitted for 30 minutes, with only one person allowed in and the mandatory wearing of a surgical mask.

Zrenjanin is a town in Serbia, and has a hospital called "Bolnica". In addition, Dr Danijela Andric, a specialist in neurology, has recently completed a sub-specialization in clinical neurophysiology with epileptology. Hospital "Djordje Joanovic" in Zrenjanin has also received an external evaluation visit and has been granted accreditation status for a period of 7 years, from 2019 to 2026. Visits to hospitalized patients are now authorized, with a time limit of 30 minutes and the compulsory wearing of a surgical mask. Only one person is allowed in.

The city of Niš in Serbia offers several banking options for visitors and residents alike. Another option is the POLOMAP bank, also located on King Milan Square. Société Générale also has a presence in Niš, on King Milan Square. It is advisable to contact the bank directly for further information.

It offers a range of banking services to individuals and businesses, including current accounts, payment transactions, online banking, savings products, loans and payment cards. The bank operates through branches in Niš, Belgrade, Novi Sad and Kragujevac, as well as in several other towns in Serbia.

It offers many services and is open without interruption. You cannot miss its huge neoclassical building in front of the National Assembly. Since it has kept its signage in French, it will be easy for you to circulate and find what you are looking for. Available services include international telephone boxes, telephone and fax payment, fax and cable forwarding, fax and cable service, and Post Express mail.

In each district, there is always a post, or even annexes. Their identification is, of course, always the same. Beware, you will often queue, because many bills go to the desk and not by mail even for private services. So everyone attends the post-

Based in Serbia, this largely free news site is published in English and local languages. It focuses on current affairs in the Balkans, and stands out for its investigations, varied subjects and independent editorial line. Founded in 2004 by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), Balkan Insight is mainly funded by the European Union. It regularly collaborates with newspapers such as Le Monde, The Guardian and Süddeutsche Zeitung. It is the main source of reliable information in the countries of former Yugoslavia.