text: 235' rnternaEionar securrty requiles the conniblent and the restraint of arrnacions. l{hile the possession of nuclear rreapons inposes a special responsibility,all nations are obtiged to observe the fundanental norns of internat.ional behaviour embod ied in the charter of the united Nacions. The need for self-restrainE andnutual respect applies to all States. In the nuclear age, only through nat.ionalpolicies of restraint and through co-operalive etforts is there a possibitityeventually to eLininate the fear of ear and gLobal destruction. All nationa shoulddevote a deternined and PersisEent effort to sErike a balance betoeen nallonal andinternational interests to secure peaceful relations and co-operation anong aIIstates. The €pirit and practice of nul t ilateral isr! needs to be slrengthened. Notes L/ United Nations disarnanent studies and subsequent General AssenbLy actionare descri.bed in various issues of the united Nat.ions Disarnament yearbook. 4 "Disarnanent: ssoD rr, a reviee' Fact shee! No. 26 (Nes york.. uni.tedNations, I982). p- 1. 1/ See DeclaraEion of the Heads of State or covernnent Count.r ies adopted on 6 Septenber 1961 at the Conference of tbeGovernnent of Non-aligned Count.ries held at Belgrade.of Non-aligned Heada of Stale or !/ For further discussion of these issues, see World Economic Survg._I2!!(united Nations publicarion, sares No. E,B5.rr.c.r), til3?il6iriiEElT vr,pp. 73-82, and annex- 1/ See study on Conventional Disarnanent (United Nat iona publicat.ion, SalesNo. E.85.IX.I), para. 55. 9./ Ibid., para. 36. U -Ib:!l. , para. ta:. 9./ See United Nationa World popuLation Chart, 19e4. 2/ . Se1 world Arnaments and Disarnarnent, SIPRI yearbook 1985 (StockholnrnEernarlonal peace Research In8titute, t9g5), chapter on nuclear e)aplosions. E.82.rx.3).lO/ Seepublication,(United Nations
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the importance of disarmament and international cooperation in the face of nuclear threats. It emphasizes the need for self-restraint, mutual respect, and cooperative efforts to eliminate the fear of global destruction. The text also references various studies and publications, including the United Nations Disarmament Yearbook and the SIPRI Yearbook. Given the focus on international relations, disarmament, and global security, it is likely that the text is related to the field of international relations and global governance.