text: people view the United Nations through the prism of their own narrow interests. Moreover, inadmissible steps are sometimes taken to undermine the entire United Nations system. _ 49. In his recent annual report on the work of the Organ- ization, the Secretary-General has expressed justifiable concern about the fact that the United Nations “suffers from a lack of respect for, and failure to co-operate with, the Council’s decisions”.2 In that context, we note with satisfaction the efforts the Secretary-General is making in accordance with the Charter to promote the implementa- tion of decisions taken by the Council and other United Nations bodies. 50. Let me mention something else, too. A better world cannot be built by taking into account the interests and views of one State only, however powerful and economi- cally developed that State might be. Nor can it be built for a limited group of States. A better world means peace for all, which can be achieved only through the efforts of all. I wish to stress this here in the Security Council, whose work is based on the principle of the unanimity of its permanent members. 51. The responsibility incumbent on the permanent members of the Council in no way detracts, of course, from the role the other Council members and all other States Members of the Organization are called upon to play in maintaining world peace. Whatever their differen- ces, these should not be allowed to overshadow what is most important: namely, their common responsibility for eliminating the nuclear threat and safeguarding peace. 52. In the words of Mikhail S. Gorbachev, General Sec- retary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union: “All people want to live; no one wants to die. There- fore, we should muster political courage and stop the 
analysis: The text discusses the role of the United Nations in maintaining world peace and addressing global issues. It highlights the importance of cooperation among all member states, regardless of their differences, to achieve this goal. The text also touches on the responsibility of the permanent members of the Security Council in this regard. Given the focus on international relations, politics, and global cooperation, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is International relations, which is not one of the original 12 categories. However, the closest fit would be **Humanitarian aid and relief**, as the text discusses the importance of promoting peace and eliminating the nuclear threat, which are critical humanitarian issues.