Flirting

Moldovan authorities are flirting with further reining in media freedoms as the COVID-19 pandemic worsens.

A woman, identified as M.G., in Turkey's Aegean city of İzmir, left her husband after 11 years of marriage.

"When I found out my husband was cheating on me with another woman, I told him I no longer wanted to live with him. I was a housewife with two children at the time," she told Anadolu Agency, asking to remain anonymous.

So far studies have shown that Greek libidos are flagging as a result of the country’s economic crisis, however new research published in Thrillist has come to disprove the notion! Dr. Simon Hardy of the University of Worcester states that the downturn in the economy hasn’t affected the confidence level of Greeks at all in his study “The Greeks, Eroticism and Ourselves.”

The Turkish Language Institute?s (TDK) definition of the word ?available? has raised eyebrows in the country, with the TDK accused of using sexist remarks.

Explaining the meaning of the word ?müsait,? a Turkish word of Arabic origin meaning ?available,? the TDK said the second meaning of the word was a ?(woman) who is available to flirt with and can easily flirt.?