Liberal lawyer Zuzana Caputova (pictured, right) has become Slovakia's first female president despite having almost no political experience. The environmental activist drew on themes of corruption, framing the election as a struggle between good and evil. Change in political style was also a main theme ahead of the run-off vote, which took place a year after journalist Jan Kuciak, who investigated high-profile fraud cases, and his fiancée were murdered at their home. The pro-European Union politician's win over rival candidate Maros Sefcovic (left) bucks the trend of Eurosceptic populism making gains on the continent.
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