text: the irrational use of natural resourcea. If the developing worla fails to solve its problems and does not achieve the minimum conditions fcr subsistence that will allow it to live in dignity, all efforts to Becute peace will be to no avail. TO aohieve harmonious and peaCefu1 COeXiStenCe requires sound foundations that are attained only when levels of development allow for meeting basic needs. If we lack cleat policies intended to eliminate POVetty and to promote an appropriate economic and aoaial envirOnmentr intet!iatiOnal peace and security will be in constant danger. JB/13 WPV.2943 54-55 The balance of power in tbha world haa changed. It is obvious that new rules and element8 offering clarity are needed. The move from confrontation to understanding between the major Powars inevitably entails a new order. That may not be easily found, but in any event it calls for approval by the great Powers. The greater importance and responsibility of the Council in the new framework make8 it necessary for there to be greater co-ordination and a careful understanding of the Various forcee included in it in order to obtain decisive consen8u8. Peace will only be po8Sible when there is an appropriate balance of forces, when it c&n sustain itself without coercion or abuse. As the Secretary-General aptly cays in hi8 report this year on the work of tbe Urganizationr "It has been strikingly demonstrated that a &jtus QUO based primarily on the military factor is bound to prove fragile". (A/45/f. D. 2) We are faced with the e1pormous responsibility of contributing to a definition of new rules of the game to govern relation8 among all nations on the basis of equity and respect for the cardinal principle8 of the United Nation8 Charter, in particular the self-determination of people8 and respect for human tights. 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of achieving peace and harmony among nations, and the need for a new order to replace the old one. It emphasizes the need for a balance of power, economic development, and respect for human rights. The text also touches on the theme of natural resources, mentioning the irrational use of natural resources and the need for clear policies to eliminate poverty and promote an appropriate economic and social environment.