text: concerning l'riendly Relations and Co-operatlon among States in accordance wit'h the Charter of the United Nations- 24. The legitimacy of the national liberation struggle of peoples against colonialisn, racism and other forme of colonial domination is an intperative norm of contemPorarY international }aw. 25. rt is not the national liberation rnovements which bear responsibitity for the appearance of hotbeds of tension, the cult of force fostered by certain circles on the international scene, or the terrorist actE with nhich individual States have to deal. A source of arbitrariness, violence and terrorism on the international €tcene is the activities and policies of ghose who trample upon the legitimate rights and interests of sovereign States and peoples, foster the ideot'ogy of racial and national hatred, support reactionaiy dictatorial 169ines that are kept in Pooer only by the use of terrorl adopt the course of increasing tension in the world and escalating the arms racer Errd builcl up an atmosphere of military hysteria' 26. In this regard, it is north recalling that the General Assembly, at itE thirty-ninth session, adopted a resolution on the inadmissibiliLy of the policy of State terrorism and any actions by States aimed at undernininq the socio-political system in other sovereign states. This document resolutely condemned policies and practices of terrorism in relations between States as a method of dealinq with other stat.es and peoples. It is obvious that the complete and unconditional refusal of States to follort suclr policies and practices would effectively contribute to irnproving the international situation and, conseCuently' to establishing suitable conditions for the adoption of positlve measures to suppress international terrorism.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the international relations and conflicts between states, with a focus on the struggle for national liberation, colonialism, and terrorism. It highlights the importance of respecting the sovereignty and rights of states and peoples, and condemns policies and practices of terrorism. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text may be a resolution or a statement from an international organization.