text: at tbls session requelrting tlle securlty Council to reconsLder the matter 1n relation to seven casesl3 andthe same \.ras repeated at ttre fourth session. At theflfth sesslon tbe question of adrnisslon of new fiEndcers on tlre seven appllcatiqns, however, continued to be unlesolved. ' At the slxth session ttre questlon o€ me!fibershlp poseC a situation of confrontation betvreen the General Assembly an<.i the Security Counci_l and the matter wasdiscussed j.n the AC Hoc politl.cal Comnittee during theseventh scssi.on of the General Assembly. At that session a Speclal comnLttee was establishedl4 to s tudytfie question of new nembership la view of r_he lrnpassein the Security Councll . The General Assembly alsorequested the s ecurity council to take note of thedetermine.tion of the General Assenibly of ttre ellqillllltyfor membershlp.of five states15. At the e1ghth sesslonthe questlon was ag'ain discussed ln the 41 EgS Folj.tLqal coirurittee and a resolutlonl6 was adopted apgointing aCormittee of cood Offices to consult with the menrbersof the S ecurity Councll. At the nlnth sesslon, u:ereport of the Securj.ty Council on. tlre questlon of admisslon of members '*as tranamltted back to the Council and the Comnlttee of Good Offices rras requested tc contlnue.its endeavours - .A bre akrthrough was finally mad_- durlngthe tenth sessibn (1955) as a result of which sl,xteenl7 IJ. 14. 1q 16.. 1nIreland, Pgrlrggl, Transjordan, Italy, Flnland,Austrla and Ceylon.. Resolutlon 62O(\)l[i) .Tapan, Cambodia. Laos, Llbya and. ,Jordan.. Resoluti.on 719("ItII) Altranla, Austrla, Bulgaria, Kamtruchea, Fl.rd.and. l-{tte:.-tyr lreland, Italy, Jor<jan] Laos, Libya,llepal, Portugalr nomanii, spaln, sii_-ianrca.A/40/726 English Page 2l countries were admitted at that session and flve18 at the eleventh s:ssion.. since then tJre question of rembership has not posed an1' serlous proble;n except in a few solitary instances and year after year new nembers have been admitted into the Organizatlon in a normaf routi-ne fashion,l9
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the admission of new members into the United Nations Security Council, which suggests that it is related to international relations and diplomacy. The text also mentions the General Assembly, Security Council, and Special Committees, which further supports this hypothesis.