text: Republic of China have already made such a conmitment. It is imperaEive for the remaining nuclear-weapon States to follow suit. Such a commitment by all nuclear-weapon powers would be tantamount to a general renunciation of the use of nuclear rdeapons and conseguently would be a major step towards the prevention of nuclear warl (b) A freeze by all nuclear-weapon Povrers - as a first step towards a general and complete elimination of nuclear vreapons - on the production and deployment of nuclear r^reapons and on the producEion of fissionable maEerials for military purposes i (c) The declaration by all nuclear-weapon States of a moratorium on the explosions of all nuclear devices, pending the conclusions of a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty ; (d) Concrete steps for the prevention of the militarization of outer space, including an immediate moratorium on anti-satellite weaPons, followed by an agreement on a comprehensive prohibition of Ehe use of force in, from and towards out.er space and on the use of outer space exclusively for peaceful purposes for the benefit of nankind. 5. Those measures should be supplemented, to the exEent possible on a parallel basis, by additional steps in a rnultilateral framework, inter alia, such as further consolidation and universalization of t.he Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, a binding commitment by atl nuclear-weapon Fowers not to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear States on whose territory such weapons are noE. deployed and the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones. 6. The Government of Poland is also of Ehe opinion thaE the conclusion of a Ereaty on the mutual non-use of niliEary force and the mainEenance of peaceful relations bethreen States Part.ies to the l{arsaw Treaty and States members of t.he North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) r as proposed in the Prague Declaration of
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international relations and disarmament, specifically the reduction and elimination of nuclear weapons. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. The focus on nuclear weapons and disarmament suggests that the most fitting category is likely to be related to international relations or security.