text: 235' rnternaEionar securrty requiles the conniblent and the restraint of arrnacions. l{hile the possession of nuclear rreapons inposes a special responsibility,all nations are obtiged to observe the fundanental norns of internat.ional behaviour embod ied in the charter of the united Nacions. The need for self-restrainE andnutual respect applies to all States. In the nuclear age, only through nat.ionalpolicies of restraint and through co-operalive etforts is there a possibitityeventually to eLininate the fear of ear and gLobal destruction. All nationa shoulddevote a deternined and PersisEent effort to sErike a balance betoeen nallonal andinternational interests to secure peaceful relations and co-operation anong aIIstates. The €pirit and practice of nul t ilateral isr! needs to be slrengthened. Notes L/ United Nations disarnanent studies and subsequent General AssenbLy actionare descri.bed in various issues of the united Nat.ions Disarnament yearbook. 4 "Disarnanent: ssoD rr, a reviee' Fact shee! No. 26 (Nes york.. uni.tedNations, I982). p- 1. 1/ See DeclaraEion of the Heads of State or covernnent Count.r ies adopted on 6 Septenber 1961 at the Conference of tbeGovernnent of Non-aligned Count.ries held at Belgrade.of Non-aligned Heada of Stale or !/ For further discussion of these issues, see World Economic Survg._I2!!(united Nations publicarion, sares No. E,B5.rr.c.r), til3?il6iriiEElT vr,pp. 73-82, and annex- 1/ See study on Conventional Disarnanent (United Nat iona publicat.ion, SalesNo. E.85.IX.I), para. 55. 9./ Ibid., para. 36. U -Ib:!l. , para. ta:. 9./ See United Nationa World popuLation Chart, 19e4. 2/ . Se1 world Arnaments and Disarnarnent, SIPRI yearbook 1985 (StockholnrnEernarlonal peace Research In8titute, t9g5), chapter on nuclear e)aplosions. E.82.rx.3).lO/ Seepublication,(United Nations
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, disarmament, and national policies, which suggests a focus on global governance and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level discussion. The text references international organizations, treaties, and reports, which further supports the idea that it is focused on international relations and security.