text: Tke current international acoam impresaea oa ua the aoberiag reality of how little progroom has baea made in diaaratawtoat and how marginally we have moved in stewing the arms taae. A more effective strategy ia therefore needed to rovorao the ouu race an8 to a&lerate the proceaa of arms reduction and dioamamnt, eapeeially in tlm nuclear ffsld. In ?.slcs coete*t of START, the prospect8 for concrete agremwnta are within reach and w urge their rapid adoption. Further aago&iationa should seek even ;Jeq?er reductioau irr mclmar forcer a~0 Wsitationa on qualitative iaprovemeata. Tkm concluaioa of a compre'i?enaivo toat-ban treaty * . . (Mr.1 Pet, it ie a880 two that given the asyau&rier 131 preoent-8ay international ~c0smn.k reiatelow, utsm of these trenda could present major cballonqles and cQl2strcPisto to the developiu$ neuartrieu. The post par bar witnessed the Qromatic tramform&:ioBs of tha Eastern luropem centrally plamed economies, loading to thdr pnogrosoive iatugration into the woelO oeowmic eymtem. Indonesia wel~onws as dmmlopmant,, for itr ON rake and for the prospects it offere of new opgwtwities, awh as l xpauded markets for exports frozn developing countries. nTovertbelor8, tbare i- alro genuine au3 justffied coxacera that finamfal, trade and fevssear~r~r. flows of considbmble magnitude from &he doveloped No&b might now be rec~lle6 to Eastern Europe. Xn addition, we are carefully alsseasing the 2porriblo iwipast of W fonwatise of powerful economic groupings among de~loped eountrier, a8 rreq4i.fi.d by tbs prospective aingls Europan market end the United ~tateX4-C~iPo PP.6 %SdO ~~P6Mbllt. Certainly, euch regioml econamhs intagratSon could bo a major otimlur to the global ecommy, provided however that St raaahs outward--looking and doen not result in additional external barriers. la the light of tbaco circumtancea , wo are gratified with the conse~sua outcome of tba oightrentb 8peeial serrion of tbr General Assembly 0~1 international 
analysis: The text appears to discuss the current state of international relations, specifically the need for effective strategies in arms reduction and disarmament, as well as the potential benefits and challenges of economic integration and cooperation between developed and developing countries. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on high-level international agreements and policies.