text: States, to take action in connection with the prevention of war, the cessation of the arms race, the non-militarization of outer space and the achievement of nuclear disarmament . Recognition of the vital interest of all peoples in the ending of the arms race and the achievement of disarmament calls for a steady development of the democratic nature of the existing deliberative and negotiating machinery on disarmament questions , the active participation of all States in the preparation of NR/emv A/C.l/40/PV.S 63 (Mr. Marinescu, Romania) disarmament agreements and the monitoring and collective assessment of their implementation. One way in which we believe the United Nations could and should play a more active role is by intensifying its work in order to stimulate public interest in the problems of the arms race and disarmament through the provision of wider and more objective information. The mass movements in favour of disarmament and peace which have arisen in recent years in various parts of the world have revealed that world public opinion constitutes a considerable political force capable of compelling Governments to take a more positive attitude with regard to the problems of peace and disarmament. Like other countries, we believe that the strengthening of the role of the United Nations in the achievement of disarmament goes hand in hand with the efforts being made to resolve other major problems confronting mankind today, especially those relating to the economic and social development of peoples , the elimination Of the phenomenon of underdevelopment , the maintenance of international peace and security , the cessation of existing conflicts and the peaceful settlement of all disputes and conflicts between States. The human race is undeniably in danger. This is not mere speculation but a 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on international relations, peace, and security, with a strong emphasis on disarmament and the role of the United Nations in achieving these goals. While it does mention the connection between disarmament and other major problems, such as economic and social development, underdevelopment, and international peace and security, these themes are secondary to the main topic of disarmament.