About
A seasoned storyteller with a passion for uncovering the human element of global conflicts and humanitarian crises, Catherine Manso is a dedicated multimedia journalist, producer, and globetrotter. Originally from Miami, Florida, Cathy holds a Master's in Journalism: War and International Human Rights. She has honed her skills in research, interviewing, and audio production. Cathy’s work has been featured on platforms such as BBC Radio, Siren, Witham Radio and Southside Broadcasting. Since 2022, she's been freelancing and reporting about Ukraine. Currently living in New York and seeking collaboration opportunities with organizations and individuals who share her dedication to shedding light on diverse communities and advocating for justice.
Egypt’s Mostafa Madbouly addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Albania’s Edi Rama addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Saint Lucia’s Philip J. Pierre addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Sierra Leone delegate watches Netanyahu’s UN General Assembly address
Israeli delegate takes notes during Netanyahu’s UN address
Benjamin Netanyahu addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Colombia’s José Manuel Restrepo addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Ukrainian delegation watches Zelenskyy’s UN General Assembly address
US delegation watches Zelenskyy’s UN General Assembly address
Zelenskyy addresses 81st UN General Assembly
Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa addresses 81st UN General Assembly
UNGA 81: Peace, Security and Justice
The United Nations observes Sept. 21 as International Day of Peace. The day falls just before the start of the U.N. General Assembly’s high-level week, when world leaders gather at U.N. headquarters in New York for the General Debate. The year’s theme, “Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation: A United Nations That Delivers for All,” is at the forefront of the UNGA 81 general debate.
Beyond Politics, a World Cup Crowd Finds Common Ground at Iran-New Zealand Match
Iran-New Zealand drew 2-2 at SoFi Stadium, but the night unfolded beyond the pitch as fans, families and first-time attendees turned the World Cup match into a shared celebration.