importance. The fortieth anniversary of the United Nations should be the occasion for a basic change in approach away from the extremities of unreason and antagonism of the arms race which have brought us to the very brink of self-destruction to co-operation towards collective security in the common interest of peace and survival. To build collective security, our primary concern should be to restore to the United Nations its intended effectiveness as required by the Charter. The effectiveness of the Security Council, and therefore the effectiveness of the United Nations as a whole, has to be restored, and this can be done only through compliance with the Charter and giving the Security Council the means rendering effective its decisions. The Security Council is the only United Nations organ whose decisions are enforceable, but we have arranged it in such a way that they cannot be enforced because we have deprived the United Nations in the Security Council of a United Nations force that would be able to give effectiveness to Security Council decisions. Without a United Nations force there can be no way of enforcing the decisions of the Security Council and therefore they become a pretense and not a reality. We know of many cases where Security Council decisions unanimously arrived at were ignored with impunity by the party against which the decisions were directed because there was no way of enforcing them. Therefore if we want to help the cause of disarmament we have to proceed to international security. The fortieth anniversary of the United Nations should be the occasion for a basic change in approach. Therefore, in order to build collective security, which JVM/14 A/C.l/40/PV.8 58-60 (Mr. Rossides, Cyprus) should be our primary concern, we must restore to the United Nations its intended effectiveness. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the role of the United Nations in maintaining international security and promoting disarmament. It highlights the importance of the Security Council's decisions being enforced and the need for a United Nations force to do so. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the organization and effectiveness of the United Nations.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, International relations