【明報專訊】GREECE, the epicentre of the debt crisis Europe saw three years ago, has again drawn European and global attention. Because the parties having seats in its legislature have failed to elect a president, its government must go to the country. The results of the general election will come out on January 25. However, because the Greek legislature has had difficulty electing a president, the jitters have plunged the euro to a nine-year low. Syriza, which advocates lifting austerity measures, has done quite well in opinion polls. The Europeans have come to be worried that, if Syriza comes to power, Greece may abandon its austerity measures and eventually leave the eurozone. When the first domino topples, the "great Europe" dream will fall through, and a grave economic crisis will come.