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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.
IPI calls for investigation into the surveillance of journalists in Slovakia
The International Press Institute wants to know how the crime group managed to access police databases.
Is the state aware of the Orwellian dimensions of the surveillance of journalists?
Our paranoias have come to life. Surveillance of journalists is unacceptable in a democracy.
Six people involved in the surveillance of journalists, Kočner paid thousands
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Kiska: Surveillance of journalists is the state's failure
President Andrej Kiska has called on PM Peter Pellegrini to act resolutely.
Ex-police head Gašpar reportedly knew about Italian mafia cell in Slovakia
The information appears in Europol report, Italian TV channel reported.
Press freedom in Slovakia continues worsening
Journalists in the country continue to be harassed one year after the murder of Ján Kuciak.
Police have found part of the gun that may have killed Kuciak
Police officers searched the sites indicated by Miroslav Marček, who confessed his guilt in Kuciak's murder.
Co-founder of For a Decent Slovakia: It turned my life upside down
Šeliga’s world changed after journalist’s murder.
One of the people accused of Kuciak’s murder has confessed guilt
The alleged driver, Miroslav Marček, did so during the interrogation.
Ancient drama has returned to Slovak politics
Grassroots citizens’ movements, the ruling powers as well as competing political parties and figures all clash in the struggle for the interpretation of Kuciak.
Kuciak's family supports Kövesi of Romania becoming chief EU prosecutor
Romania's former chief anti-corruption prosecutor Laura Codruta Kövesi is “the most qualified candidate”, the family claims in letter.
Kočner does not want messages with ex-deputy general prosecutor to be published
After messages leaked to the public, former deputy general prosecutor Peter Šufliarsky resigned, pledging to make them public.
Mark Zuckerberg appreciated the work of late Ján Kuciak
Founder of Facebook discussed the role of media in society with Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Axel Springer publishing house.
Šufliarsky resigned from his post at the General Prosecutor’s Office
He exchanged more than 400 messages with controversial businessman Marian Kočner.
Italians intercepted hundreds of phone calls between Trošková and Vadala
The two former business partners and lovers maintained frequent contact while she served as the prime minister's assistant.
Slovak stories shortlisted for the European Press Prize
The winners will be announced on May 23 in Warsaw.
Man charged with Kuciak’s murder talks about the poisoning of another journalist
The journalist died suddenly at the age of 32, at the turn of 2016 and 2017.
Kočner had Kuciak murdered, then planned to escape
The controversial businessman admitted to an alleged mafia member that he might not get away with the crime.
Following his communication with Zsuzsová, Vanek resigns from his post as prosecutor
Zsuzsová has been charged in connection with the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak.
Fico: I did not speak with Vadala on the phone
A legal team has been created to monitor the behaviour of journalists, Fico also said during his press conference.
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