ATHENS Opposition parties in Slovakia’s parliament withdrew a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Robert Fico’s government Tuesday, vowing to launch a new attempt soon, local media reported. Deputy Speaker of Parliament Peter Ziga announced that the session ended without a vote after the opposition withdrew the motion, according to the state-run TASR news agency. Commenting on the decision, Michael Simecka, leader of the Progressive Slovakia (PS) party, said the move came after the