Tuesday, October 6, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett Responds to Critics: Judge Diplomats on Their Countries’ Words and “There Will Be No Diplomats Left”
For Microstates, the Key to UNGA Success Is Choosing Wisely
What It Costs Gen Z to Have a Voice at UNGA
Day 6: UNGA Ends With Nukes, Braille and Diplomatic Fire

envoy

… everything becomes clearer as we learn

EXCLUSIVE: Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett Responds to Critics: Judge Diplomats on Their Countries’ Words and “There Will Be No Diplomats Left”
For Microstates, the Key to UNGA Success Is Choosing Wisely
What It Costs Gen Z to Have a Voice at UNGA
Day 6: UNGA Ends With Nukes, Braille and Diplomatic Fire

envoy

… everything becomes clearer as we learn

Pamela Falk

Pamela Falk

When Rivals Find Common Ground: What the P5 Can Still Agree on at the UN

Pamela Falk019 mins

Envoy’s insider’s guide to UNGA81 examines how the Security Council’s five permanent members are shaping the agenda—and where cooperation remains possible despite deepening geopolitical divides. UN HEADQUARTERS. The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, a form of diplomatic speed dating, opens on September 8. “High-level” week, when the heads of state and their…

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Is Climate Champion Leonardo DiCaprio Making a Difference? Views from the U.N.

Pamela Falk010 mins

Leonardo DiCaprio has used his fame and status as a United Nations Messenger for Peace to move the needle on climate change. But the question remains: Are world leaders listening? While many of the U.N.’s “messengers” and “special envoys” use the honorific title for good will, for projects, and, needless to say, for publicity –…

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