text: the Unl-led Nations with regard. to the maintenance and consolidation of inte rnational peace and securlty{ from the tuenty-seventh session onwards. Anong '&e mattels conclusl'reLy discussed by the General Assembly lncludeA/ 40 / 1?6 Eng Iishpage 31. the guestJ.on of "Defj.ni.tion of Aggression"2l ( From ttre twe nty-se co nd to tatenty-ninth sessions) and the "Prohi- bj.tlon of chemicaL ancl baFterialoglcal warfare" (from the trbrenw-fourth sess j.on onvards ) on rihich a Convention was adopted durlag the twenty-sjxth session. Otlter ltems in thls group of subjects include the " Prchlbition of the use .of napalm and j.nce ndi arfr weapons". At. the thl.rtletll session, two items were included cn the agenda, namely, the 'rProhibition of nuclear we apor'ls tests" and " prohibition, deveJ.opnent and manufacture of new tylp€s of we apons of mass destnicticn". Eoth tlrese items continre to be on the agenda. AI}a.--t from the general issues on the malntenance of international peace and security which the General Assernbly had consj.Cered at each of j.ts sessions, it had aLso taken up guestl-ons concerning speiific sif.ratlons from tl-rne to t1me even though the Securitl' Councll was seised of those matters. For example. the creek sltuatlon ln lts varlous aspects whiih was before t?re S ecurlEy* Councj-l from the year 1945-47 was discussed b]r the General Asseribly at its six€r and seventh sesslona as also at the nineteenth session. Ttle questlon of Korea whLch had been before the security Corrncl.l from tie lear 1950-51 was al.so the subJect matter of dis- cussLon in the cbneral Assembly oa the withdrawaL of troops and unification from the seventh t111 the tsrenty- flfth session of the General assembly. The guestl.on of Pa1estlne was initlally taken up by tbe General Assembly for cons lderation of the reports of tlte. I Unlted }lations Relief and Works Agency
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international relations, discussing the United Nations and its activities related to maintaining and consolidating international peace and security. It mentions specific topics such as the definition of aggression, prohibition of chemical and biological warfare, and prohibition of nuclear weapons tests, which suggests that the text is concerned with international security and disarmament.