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Ján Kuciak was an investigative reporter working for the Aktuality.sk, dealing mostly with stories concerning tax fraud. He and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová were killed on February 21, 2018 in their house in the western-Slovak village of Veľká Mača.
Four years after Kuciak's murder, hostility towards journalists is back
The corruption that Kuciak wrote about is the real high treason.
Ruling coalition put out the fire in people, says Kuciak's editor-in-chief
2018 was a ground-breaking year for Slovakia, but politicians who received people's trust to make a change did not use it well.
Kuciak case: Court overturned the acquittal of Kočner. What happens next?
The original verdict had been surrounded by questions since before it was delivered.
With new evidence on the table, Kuciak murder trial may see a turnaround
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal on June 15.
PM criticises journalists on third anniversary of Kuciak murder
Leaders should never make baseless accusations of journalists or spread abusive criticism, the secretary-general of Reporters Without Borders claimed.
Photo series from the Kuciak murder trial chosen as the best of Slovak Press Photo
Photographer of the Denník N daily called the series The Trail.
Shock and shame. Slovakia responds to the verdict in the Kuciak murder case
Politicians, non-governmental sector and journalists ask for the fight for justice to continue.
Murder of journalist: Slovakia awaits an historic verdict on Thursday
Defendants in the Kuciak murder case will hear the court ruling in September after the half-year trial.
Kuciak murder trial continued, Pellegrini introduces new party (news digest)
Your overview of news from June 29, 2020.
Trial: Kočner denied having ordered the murder of journalist
The Kuciak murder trial continued in Pezinok on June 17. Kočner insists an unspecified wealthy Russian is behind the deed.
Kuciak murder trial: The court will read from Threema communication
Kočner’s brother also present, but refused to testify.
Kuciak murder trial: Witnesses described how they screened journalists (UPDATED)
The materials should prove that Zoltán Andruskó bought SIM cards and mobile phones used by Miroslav Marček and Tomáš Szabó when conducting the murder.
The man who killed Kuciak learns his punishment
The verdict is not valid yet, the prosecutor has appealed.
Two years after the murders: We should never forget Ján and Martina
Slovakia commemorated the murders of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová. The organisers called on people to attend elections.
Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová remembered by diplomatic community
The investigative journalist and his fiancée were murdered two years ago, on February 21.
Two years after the murder: How the crime scene looks today
Journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová were killed on February 21, 2018.
Several events will commemorate two years since the murders of Kuciak and Kušnírová
The gatherings organised by For a Decent Slovakia will be held in more than 50 places.
Memorial dedicated to Kuciak, Kušnírová and Caruana Galizia decorates European Parliament
The EU authorities will do their utmost to see those responsible for the murders brought to justice.
Kočner set up escape plan the day of arrest
A plane to Croatia was set up the day he was arrested, with a yacht waiting to sail to international waters.
IT experts testified on Threema, Kočner had many questions
His defence is based on questioning the authenticity of the messages.
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