text: session. in !,hich, int.er alia. it uas stated that throuqboul the exlstence of the Federal Republic of Germany nazisn and fasci,am neeer stood a chance ot beconinq political factors. Yet the Federal Governrnent is eery vigifant: the Prrlianent's laws and the Government'6 nreasures indiscrininately deal *ith all force3 rhtchA/40/232/Add.2- E/ t985/40/Add.2 English Page 6 'leopardize the tundamental cieil rights and freedons embodj,ed in the constitution;the Federal Government does not hesit.ate to institute legal proceedings againstriqh!-'.ing or lett-uiog extremist parties or organizations and to prohi.bit tbern once uhey have been proved to be unconstitutronali lhe Government atcritrules hi.ghoriority to the continuous close observation of exlrenist groupe. 2l' Tbe Government ot the Federal Republic of Gernany first and forenost relies onthe persuasive porrer ot poli.tical diarogue and on che voterrs ludqetnent, based onexperience. to fend oft opponents of the liberal. democrat.ic order, as oell as oneduca!ion in lhe democratic ideals. free media and democratic poriticar parties ina parliamentary denoc racy. 22. The tortieth anniversary ot the enai ot the Seconai world war evokes memories ofthe horrors of $ar and post-rar times in arl countrles whicb sutfered the war; Germans recatl the victi.ns of the r5gi,ne ot violence and the war dead ot alrcountries. The active peace policy of the Federal Republic is based on mutualunderstandrng. reconcrliation and co-.operation, 23. The oblective of the foEeign policy of the Federal Republic of cermany is apeacetul order in Europe in lrhich nations. as envisaged i.n the Final Act otHelsinki, can deternine their own fate and can rive free from the fear of eiolence,thteat.s and restriction ot their liberty, i.n ohich peopre can enjoy the exercise ottheir lavrful riqhts and the frurts ot peacetul international exchanges.
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the Federal Republic of Germany about its foreign policy and internal policies, highlighting its commitment to democracy, human rights, and peaceful international relations. The text does not mention specific economic, industrial, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the country's political stance and values.