text: contribute to the early conclusion of an agreement on a comprehensive and complete nuclear test ban. An agreed and binding moratorium on all nuclear tests by the United States and the Soviet Union would be welcomed throughout the world. More and more frequent use of force and military intervention against the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of non-aligned and other developing countries have increased the threat to their security and the threat to the security of the world at large. NR/gt A/C. 1/ 40/PV. 4 33 (Mr. Golob, Yugoslavia) Since its first Conference, held in Belgrade in 1961, the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries has been expressing its vital interest in the elimination of all foreign military bases and forces. The military presence of the big Powers, however, has been spreading continuously, and this aspect of security- or rather threat to security -has gained in importance. The Federal Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Yugoslavia, Mr. Raif Dizdarevic, on 13 June this year made a statement in the Conference on Disarmament in which he stated: "In the conditions of the global arms race, the non-aligned and other developing countries are most frequently exposed to the use of force and military interventions. Therefore, in our minds, it is necessary, first and foremost, to achieve a gradual military disengagement of the great Powers and their military and political blocs from the regions of non-aligned countries. Thus, the space of their confrontation would be narrowed and the non-aligned countries' security strengthened. A limitation and reduction of their military activities outside their borders would be an important element conducive to such disengagement". At the Ministerial Conference of Non-Aligned Countries in Luanda, Angola, at the beginning of last month, the Ministers stressed the need for limiting and 
analysis: The text discusses the topics of international security, disarmament, and military intervention, which are all related to the field of international relations. The text also mentions the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries and their concerns about the spread of military presence and the use of force against them. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations, security, or diplomacy.