text: disarmament, to take the lead in halting the nuclear-arms race and to accelerate negotiations with a view to reaching early agreement on the drastic reduction of their nuclear arsenals; reiterated its belief that bilateral and multilateral efforts for nuclear disarmament should complement and facilitate each otherr and decided to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-fifth session the item entitled "Nuclear disarmament" (resolution 441116 D). In the fifth resolution, entitled “Objective information on military matters", the Assembly took note of the report of the Secretary-General on this subject to the third special session of the Assembly devoted to disarmament; reaffirmed its firm conviction that a better flow of objective information on military capabilities would help to relieve international tension and contribute to the building of confidence among States on a global, regional or subregional level and to the conclusion of concrete disarmament agreements: recommended that those States and global, regional and subregional organisations which hsd already expressed support for the principle of practical and concrete confidence-building measures of a military nature on a global, regional or subregional level should intensify their efforts with a view to adopting such measures; recommended also that all States, in particular nuclear-weapon States and other militarily significant States, should implement the international system for the standsrdized reporting of military expenditure, with the aim of achieving a realistic comparison of military budgets, facilitating the availability of objective information on, as well as objective assessment of, military capabilities and contributing to the process of disarmament; invited all Member States to communicate to the Secretary-General before 30 April 1990 measures they had adopted towards these ends, for submission /... A/45/100 English Page 175 to the Assembly at its forty-fifth sessionr requested the Disarmament Commission to include in the agenda for its 1990 session an item entitled ‘*Objective information 
analysis: The text discusses disarmament, nuclear arms reduction, and the sharing of objective information on military capabilities. It seems to be focused on international relations and security, rather than economic or social development.