text: for solving diaputoa. A wirrd of optimism haa blown through the moat disparate plaeea on the pleuet. With a speed disconcerting even to the moat astute l obaervera, conflict8 have diaaipated, dialogue has flourished and confrontation has given way to co-operation. ior thm firat time in it8 long hiatory, the world baa l tarted to become a reai community of united nationa. Non8 tho leaa, thin new tack Mind hea tekea toward8 cmn aex~ae Pa at this very iaomeat facing a aerioua, WfOrO88oable and unjuatifieble obataclo. The Persian Gulf crisis i8 end-goring wosfd peace end undermining the fundamental value8 of thie Organisation. with flagrant diaregard fsr the moat elementary principles of the right8 Of peopIea, B Stat@ Uamber of the United Nation8 haa been invaded by another. Xta authorities h8ve berrr deposed, aud to cap it all it has beea unceremoniously annexed. The Sragi aggreaoion agaiart Kuwait he8 earned uaiveraal condemnation, and the United U8tiooa ha8 faithfully lived up to its commitment by dmauding that the sovereignty end territorial integrity of Ruwait be raapected aud by implementing specific maaeuroa to ensure that thia occum Unhappily, tho Oovornment of Iraq haa to date refuaod to hem6 the voice of the ietaroational comnunityI end even tbe reaolutiona of the Security Councils world peace hang8 by a thread while billion-dollar loaaea 8ze oacutring in the sconomiea of the varioua countries of the worlfl tha lives of iaaocont people are in peril end all xbstions, particularly uudor-daveloped countriaa, ore begimi- to fen1 the ttagie effect0 of a naw onorgy crbaia. Coata Pie& which ha8 entruated ita aocurity to international law, roiterater Eta atrsng condemnation of the aggreraiorr parpstrated ag8inst Ruwait aud firmly l upporta the decisiona takaa by the United Eations aimad at preserving peace apld PI118 A/IS/Pv.S 78 (Hr. coa) guaraatmming th8 l ff4tkiVOn~SS of th0 principloa of the Charter. We cenncst irr 
analysis: The text appears to be a formal statement or resolution addressing a pressing international crisis, specifically the Persian Gulf crisis and the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. It highlights the need for international cooperation, respect for sovereignty, and adherence to international law. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and conflict resolution.