Markos KounalakisVenezuelan Elections Could Turn the Refugee Tideby Markos Kounalakis and Leopoldo LópezJul 28Jul 28
Markos KounalakisKamala Harris: Woman of the WorldCalifornia is waiting to be welcomed back into the national conversation after four years of disrespect and neglect from the White House…Jul 22Jul 22
Markos KounalakisCalifornia’s Stifled Voice on Foreign PolicyCalifornia’s technological and demographic power is unmistakable, with one notable exception: We’re underrepresented in shaping foreign…May 29May 29
Markos KounalakisCalifornia’s Stifled Voice on Foreign PolicyCalifornia’s technological and demographic power is unmistakable, with one notable exception: We’re underrepresented in shaping foreign…May 29May 29
Markos KounalakisRonald Reagan’s 11th Commandment and the Trump Era’s RepublicansRonald Reagan was a complex character, worthy of deeper research, not offhanded calumny. His complexity was so great that even his widely…Oct 2, 2023Oct 2, 2023
Markos KounalakisThe U.S. Should Recognize Belarus’s Government in ExileVladimir Putin’s brutal war on Ukraine continues in the nation’s eastern Donbas region, threatening to spread south and west through…Jun 9, 2022Jun 9, 2022
Markos KounalakisFor Russia, It’s All About the BenjaminsMost Russians haven’t been affected by Western sanctions, but there’s one thing the U.S. Treasury can do to put real political pressure on…May 9, 2022May 9, 2022
Markos KounalakisPutin’s War on Ukraine and the Perversion of the Letter “Z”The filmmaker Costa-Gavras immortalized the symbol Z as a protest cry for freedom and against military dictatorship and violence. His 1969…Apr 27, 2022Apr 27, 2022
Markos KounalakisFrom Ukraine to Venezuela, people are fleeing their homes and becoming weaponized refugeesBy Markos Kounalakis and Leopoldo López Special to The ExaminerMar 28, 2022Mar 28, 2022
Markos KounalakisWhat Zelensky means for world democracyWhy San Franciscans must back Ukraine but understand the dangers of nuclear warMar 7, 2022Mar 7, 2022