text: (f) Appointnent of a nenber of the special Comittee on the Sltuatlon nlth regard to the lrE'lenentatlon of the Declaration on the Grantlng of Independence to Colonial Countrie3 and Peoples. 9/ 18. Irq)Ienentatlon of the Declaration on tbe Grantlnq of Indeperdence to Colonlal Countries and Peoples (P.18): l-0l (a) Report of the Special Comnittee on the Situatton witb regard to the Ilq)lenentation of the Declaratlon on the Granting of Indepenalence to Colonial Countries and Peoples i (b) Repor t of the Secretary-General. 19. Adnission of nen ti,lernbers to ttle Unlteal Natlons (P.19). 20. Return or restitution of cultural property to the countrle8 of orlgln! report ot the Secretary-General (P.20) . 2L. The sltuatlon ln Central America: threats to internatlonal Peace and security and peace inltiatives (P.21). 22. The sltuation ln Kanpuchea: report of the secretary-Genera I (P.22r. 23. Ouegtlon of tbe Falkland lslands (Malvinasl: report of the Secretary-General (P.ztl . w 24. Co-operation betreen the United Nations and the Organlzation of the Islanlc conference: report of the Secretary-General (P.24). 25. Co-operatlon b€tween the United Nations and the organlzation of African Unity: report of the secretary-General (P.25). 26. Co-operat lon between the Unlted Nationa and the League of Arab States: report of the Secretary-General (P.25). 27. International Year of Peace: report of the Secretary-General (P.27). y See para, 26. p/ see paEaa. 3 and 31 (a) (i). L/ see para. 31 (a) (ii).A/ 10/zso English Page 34 29. The sltuatlon in Afghanistan anil its lnplications for tnternational. peace and security: report of the Secretary-General (p.?A). 29. Arned rsraeli aggresslon agalnst the rraqi nuclear lnstalrations and lts grave conseguenceg for the estabLiehed lnternational systern concerning the peaceful uaea of nuclear energy, the non-proliferat lon of nucl.ear weapong andinternatlonal peace and security: report of tbe Sec retary-General (p.29). 30. Critlcal econonlc aituation i.n Africa: report of the secretary-General (p.30).
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of reports and declarations related to international relations, peace, and security. It covers various topics such as the granting of independence to colonial countries, international cooperation, and crisis situations in different regions. While there are some references to specific countries and regions, the focus is more on the international implications and responses to these situations rather than specific economic, environmental, or social issues.