text: the Security Council should take appropriate steps wheaever necessary to prevent the frustration of that objective (resolution S-1012, pare. 63 (c)j. At its thirty-third session, the General Assembly condemned any attempt by South Africa to introduce nuclear weapons into the African continent: demanded thet South Africa should refrain from conducting any nuclear esplosionr condemned any nuclear collaboration by any State, corporation, institution or individual with the racist regime; and demanded that South Africa should submit all its nuclear facilities for inspection by the International Atomic Energy Agency (resolution 331631. At its thirty-fourth session, the General Assembly condemned the reported esplosion of a nuclear device by South Africa; reaffirmed that the nuclear programme of the racist regime of South Africa constituted a very grave danger to ’ international peace and security and a particularly daugetous tbreat to the security of African States, and increased the danger of the proliferation of nuclear weaponst requested the Security Council to prohibit all forms of co-operation and collaboration with the racist rdgime of South Africa in the nuclear field: and further requested the Council to institute effective enforcement action agalnet it so as to prevent it from further endangering international peace and security through its acquieition of nuclear weapons (resolution 34176 A); took note of the report of the Secretary-General on the subject of reports of a nuclear esploeion by South Africa; and requested him to follow the situation closely and to prepere, with the assistance of appropriate experts, a comprehensive report on South Africa’s plan and capability in the nuclear field and to submit the report to the Assembly at its thirty-fifth seerion (resolution 34/76 El). At its thirty-fifth session, the General Assembly, having considered the report of the Secretary-General on South Africa’s plan and capability in the nuclear field, including the reported explosion of a nuc’.jar device in the South 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and security, specifically the concerns and actions taken by the United Nations regarding South Africa's nuclear program. It highlights the General Assembly's condemnations and demands for South Africa to refrain from developing and testing nuclear weapons, as well as the Security Council's role in enforcing these demands. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations, security, or politics.