text: 43. Observarce of the guincentenary of the diecovery of Anerica (p.43). 44. IlpleDentatlon of the reEolutiona of the United Natlons (P.45). 45, Coneeguences of the prolongatlon of the arned conflict between lran and Irag (P.45). 46. Celebration of the one-huDal red-and-flf t ieth annlversarv of the emancipation of slaves Ln tbe arltlsh Enplre (P.47!. 47. solenn appeal to States in conflict to ceaae arned action forthlrith and tosettle dlsputes betseen then through negotlations, and to States trlenbera ofthe Unlted Natlons to urdertake to solve sltuatlons of tenston and conflict and exisllng dlsputes by polttical rreans and to refrain fron the threat or useof force and fron anv intervention in the internal affalrs of other States (A. l). l5l 48. Internat lonal youth year! Partlcipation, DeveLopnent, Peace (P. 89) . !q./ ]ly see E/ see f!,/ seePara. pa ra. para.? 31 (a) 31 (d).(vl).A/ 40 /zso Eng1l sh Page 36 Firat co,nnlttee t. Econonlc anC social congeguenceg of the arnafients race and ita extrenely harnful effects on erorld peace and security {P.48). 2. Iq)lenentatlon of General Assenbly reaolution 39/51 concerning the slgnature and ratlflcation of Addltlonal Protocol I of the Treaty for the Prohtbltlon of Nuclear tleapons ln Latlo Anerlca (Treaty of Tlatelolco) (P.49). 3. Cessation of all test exploslone of nuclear eeapons s report of the Conference on Dlsarmanent (P.50) . 4. Urgent need for a conprehensive nuclear -test-ban treatys report of the conference on Dlsarnanent (P.5It . 5. Establlshment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone ln the reglon of the ltlddle East: report of the secretary-General (P.52). 5. Establlshnent of a nuclear-eeapon-free zone ln soutb Asia: report of the secretary-General (P.53). 7. Conventlon on Prohibltions or Restrlctions on the UBe of Certaln Conventlonal weapons nhlch tilay Be Deened to Be Excesslvely InJurioua or to Have Indiscrlmlnate Effectsr report of the Secretary-General (P.54).
analysis: This text appears to be a collection of resolutions and reports from the United Nations, focusing on international relations, peace, and security. The topics range from the anniversary of the discovery of America to the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones, and from the prolongation of armed conflicts to the prohibition of certain conventional weapons. The text also touches on the theme of disarmament and the need for comprehensive nuclear test-ban treaties.