text: to solve [this problem] outside the framework of the United Nations”. [Ibid., para. I1 6.1 129. The Yugoslav delegation has repeatedly had the opportunity to explain in the General Assembly and in the Security Council the reasons why the Middle East question, as one of the major international problems linked with the United Nations from its inception, should, can and must be solved only within the framework of and in co-operation with the United Nations. .1 130. At the same time we continue to believe that the great Powers or the permanent members of the Security Council could make a concrete contribution provided they proceed from the position and necessity of ensuring the implementation of the basic decisions of the United Nations that take into account the legitimate interests of all the parties concerned, and provided they secure the broadest support of the international community for their action. There exist instances of useful international ex- perience showing that such responsible action by the great Powers can produce valuable and universally acceptable results , 131. The great Powers, which as permanent members of the Security Council undoubtedly bear a special respon- sibility with regard to the finding of a peaceful solution- and that is in their own interest also-could in this way exercise influence for the more rapid maturing of condi- tions for the final implementation of the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly and the Security Council. 132. In the formulation of those positions and views, our policy is firmly based on resolution 242 (1967) and other resolutions of the Security Council, on the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly-especially those adopted at its twenty-fifth, twenty-sixth and twenty- seventh sessions-and on the resolutions of the meetings of non-aligned countries which in relation to the Middle East 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and diplomacy, specifically the Middle East question, and the role of the United Nations and great powers in resolving the issue. It highlights the importance of cooperation and the implementation of UN resolutions to find a peaceful solution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and politics.