text: 2/ originally published in 1968 (United Nations publication ' Sales No. E.6B.IX'1), this wolk was later reprinted ln Basic ?robferas of Disa (unitea Nations publication, Sales No' 70.I.11+).Al3r/392 English Annex Page B and so belp to ensure nat ional and !rorl-d. security. But it must be ree]-ized tho,t thesc measuxe$ of arms limitation, hovever d.esirable, c€rnot of the$seLves eliroinate the threat of nuclear conflict, Thev should be regard.ed. not as end.s sufficient in thernselves but only as measures vhich could lead to the realuction of th€ Level- of nuclear alTnments anrl the lessening of tension in the world. and- the eventual elininati.oa of nuclear arraments. Al.l countries have a clea?interest in the evolution of a vorld which a]lows of peaceful and stable coexistence. l{on-nuclear weapon countries, as vel-L as those whictr possesa nuclear rreapons, need to vork in concert, creating ccDditions in rhich there shoukl be free access to materials, equipment and inforuation for achieving al"f the peaceful- benefitsof atoroic energ'y, and for pronoting interars.tional secr.:.rity. rr94. This report 6ives the bare outline of the disasters vhich cou-1d be associa.ted. with the use of nucl-ear weapons. It discusses the nature and va.riety of the econouic bufd.en they impose. And itunhesitatingly concludes from the consid.erations that have been set out that {hatever the path to national ard international secr:rityin the firture, it is certainly not to be found in the further spread and elaboration of nuclear weapons. The threat of the inneasurable di.saster which coul-d. befau mankind were nuclear war ever to erupt, vhether by niscal-culation or by naal intent, is soreal that inforeed people the vorld. over r:nd.erstandabfy become impatient for neasures of djsa"rlalnent adatitional to the fer measuresof al.ms linitation that have already been agreed to - the linitecl barl on testing, the prohibition of nuclear weapons in outer space,
analysis: The text discusses the threat of nuclear war and its consequences, emphasizing the need for measures to limit and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons. It also touches on the importance of international cooperation and the peaceful use of atomic energy. Given the focus on nuclear weapons and their impact on international security, I hypothesize that the text falls under the categories related to international relations and security.