Warsaw: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk asked parliament Wednesday for an immediate vote of confidence in his coalition amid a bugging scandal that has prompted calls for his centre-right government to resign.
"Without this mandate, I will not be effective, the government will not be able to clarify the bugging affair in a satisfactory manner and keep a handle on state interests," he told parliament after requesting the vote expected later Wednesday.
With 235 seats in the 460-member Polish parliament, Tusk`s two-party governing coalition is likely to survive.
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