text: with 8ui muiti1116 brssches of ~0mmic ssnctions, but f must remind the Counail that suffioient Legs1 authority to tske retion already exists usder ArtioLe 51 of tbs Cbartr aud the request which we aud others have received from the GoVernslent of &wait. If secessasy, we will use it. Tbo rssolution sbiah wm have just passed &es not Cover aL1 espeots of the problem, na dase it pretend to. tQlether ye need to consider other seasurw and psaorrd to otbw resolutions &pends primarily on the Qovsrnasnt of Iraq. ‘pnat Wrr?zlrcnt wet tatxign 188 and r-peat the wil.l of the hterfeiomL oQ=mityr as @rptSSSsd through the Council. The dwus has steadily beam sharpsr rrd clearer. %ni9ht ths fouss is at its sharpsst and clearest yet. (Sir Crispin Tiekell, United Kingdom) Let no one, leaat of all the Government of Iraq, doubt out determinattcn to see the imnradiate and unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi Forces frm Kuwait and the restoration of the legitimate authority in that country. Let no one, least of all the mambers of the Iraqi Governmnt, forget their perscnal responsibility for the outrages which succeed ea& other every day in the country which they have invaded, occupied and despoiled. Hr. ANET (ate d’fvoire) (interpretation fraP French): &Q country, C&e d’lvoire, is a profound beliwer in one religion; peace, whose seoulat arm is called dialogue. When dialogue is no larger possible, my country falls back m legality, that is to say, reepect for the Charter of the United Nations, in the broadest sense of the word *Chartarm, respect for the norua hid &wn by the Non-Aligned BiWemntr respect tot the Charter of the Otganieation of African Unity @All& and other inetrummts. BY Voting in tavoUr of the taut, of ubfob ue were a spDneor , we were msrelY 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of the United Kingdom to the United Nations Security Council. The content focuses on the situation in Iraq and Kuwait, mentioning the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq, the need for the unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi forces, and the restoration of legitimate authority in Kuwait. The speech also touches on the theme of international law and the responsibility of the Iraqi government for the atrocities committed in Kuwait. Based on this content, it seems likely that the category would be related to international relations or politics.