text: 104. T:he strengthening of che united Natlons dePends to a large extent uPon the effectivenesa of the security councll nhich is Prinarily resPonsible for tbe naintenance of internattonal Peace and secur ity and whose decisions should be Carried out without fail by all ltenbei StaEe6. Therefore, strengtbenlng lhe role of lhe security council and effective inplementation of lts decisions is central to Che ehole structure of lhe UniEed Nations in its responsibility f,or international Peace and security under the charter. 105. The councit ras intended to act as Ehe €uprene olgan of a *orld-side col-leclive security sysEem and for thls PurPoae lt Has vested with the Poser to nake decisions bindlng upon Menber States. yet Eoo often at tmoents of crisis or conflicts Ehreatenlng the Peace of the world, the securlEy council has been by-passetl blr events. 105. Periodic neetings of the Security Council are Provided for in the Charter of the unitetl Natlone In Article 28, Paragraph 2- The Provisional Rules of Procedure of the securlty council, uhich seek Eo inplenent Ehis provision of Ehe charter, stipulate that periodic meetlngs of the security council 3ha11 be held twice a year, at such tixn€s as the Security Council rnay decide (rule {). That Provision ha6 never been fully utilizetl. The first and so far only such neetlng took Place ln October 19 70. 107. The security council Ehoultl c'on61der hoLling Perlodic neetings in sPecific cases to exanine and revier outstanding Problens and criseg' lhus enabling Ehe Council to Play a rnore active role in preventing conflicts. The international situation requires an effective securily Council and' Eo tha! end, tbe security Councll- should exanlne Imchanisns and lrorking methods on a continuous basls in order Eo enbance ils author ity and enforcenenE caPaciEy in accordance wiEh the Char te r.
analysis: The text discusses the role and effectiveness of the United Nations Security Council in maintaining international peace and security, highlighting the importance of regular meetings and decision-making processes. It seems to be focused on the international relations and governance aspect rather than specific economic, social, or environmental issues.