text: cycle gf the nucl.ear-eeapon statea. Certaln regional security arrangemenEs could encourage e:(istlng threshold countries to abstain fron Ehe nuclear rPapon oPtion. E. ernf idence-build ing anong States 186. security dependG not only on limitation of arns, buE is alao a consequence of the state of political and econonic relations among nations, The two conditions are inseparabie. Progresa on arna ti&itation needs to be acconPanied by increased co-operation in a varlety of area€, inctuding econonic, Social, scientific and cultural affalrs. It al€o needs to be coupled sith efforts to extend a spirit of confldence into nilitary relations. Ideological differences nusE not be nade an obstacle !o conf idence-bui lcling and co-operation in varioue fields among States.A/r0/553 anglish Plge {9 187. The potent.ial of conf lalence-bullating neaaurea lbng natlona lr.s be€n EuggaaEed by the Conference on SecuriEy and Co-operaEion tn Europe. lho Conference sag esEablishetl by 33 European gignatoriea, plus tbe UniEed States and Caned! ' to reduce tenslons and Co builat on the spirit of d€teote. It haa acconnodateal a variety of concerns, attil ib6 Final Aat of I9?5 reflected the follocing Prlncipless(a) sovereign equaltty, reapect for the rlghts inherent in soverelgntyt (b) refralnlng frolD the threat or uEe of forcet (c) lnvlol.billty of frontlerat (dl territorial lnbegrtfy of statesr (e) peaceful s€ttlenent ot disputeB, (fl non-intervent ion in interoal affairst (g) respect for hunan rlghls and fundanental freedons, lncluding the freedoo of tbougbt, conaclence, rellglon ot belief, (h) equal right8 and self -aleternlnation of peoPles, (i) co-operetlon aoong States, (j) fuuilnent in good falth cf obligallona under lnBernallonal lar. At the level of niliEary relations, the Conference haE been in8trulantal ln insticuting Ecme inportant conf idence-bu ild ing Deasures desigtred to address the insecurities created bJ' ttre conaluc! of large-scale nlliEary activltie8' rhe sPeclfic provisions of the Final Act of the Co[ference lnclude . co@ltnent to
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