Greece, with its Christian Orthodox majority, has sanctioned same-sex marriage, marking a historic first. Following a 176-76 parliamentary vote on Thursday, same-sex couples can also legally adopt children. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis hailed the law as a bold step in eliminating inequality, yet it has sparked controversy, notably from the influential Orthodox Church, prompting protests in Athens.
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