Slovakia’s Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok is planning a new €85 million headquarters in Bratislava, following a similar move by the Defense Minister. The government approved the project on Wednesday, allocating funds for the renovation of an existing building and construction of a new center near the Eurovea shopping center on the Danube riverbank. The project is linked to a significant real estate deal, with the ministry intending to finance the construction through the sale of properties in prime locations. Details regarding which buildings will be sold have not been fully disclosed. This decision raises questions about government spending priorities and the potential for profit from public asset sales. The move comes amid scrutiny of similar infrastructure projects undertaken by other government officials.