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Vilniaus diena (English: Vilnius Daily) is the Lithuanian language newspaper printed in Lithuania’s capital city Vilnius and attributed for the city.

History and profile

Vilniaus diena was owned by the Norwegian media group Orkla until 2006 when the paper was sold to Hermis Capital. ^[1] It is published by Diena Media News. The newspaper's circulation exceeds 10 thousand on business days and over 16 thousand on Saturdays.^{[ citation needed]} The

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External links

• Vilniaus diena web page

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