Securltlr Council such as t}le sltuations in Greece, Korea, future p attern of a&nl.nl.s tration for palestine. pronptlon of stability ln the Far East etc. In thl_s context 1t would be of interest to note ttrat tbe General Assernbly at its. second session had declded to constitute an lnterlm Comnittee to deal wl.th matters of peace and security and at the ttrlfd sesslon an $!. @, politlcal Comnlttee was establlshed to consider politlcal hatters of l.ttportance and urgency. At the fourth sesslon, ttre Interlm Cornrnittee for deallng wittr matters of inter- national 1:e ace and securlty rras re-established and at tJle fJ.fth sesslon i.n 195O major emphasls was lai.d, on issues relating to internatlonal pe.ace and security. At t}is session tlre Generar Assenbry resolved .!@gLb tllat if ttre SecurLty Council is paralysed by reason of. the veto, tlte GeneraL Assembly should conslder inA/40/726 Engl i shpage 25 oadinarjr or extraordi ary sesslons nEasures for resto- ' )daatlon of peacel" ttte Assenrlcly es*-ablished a peaee ouservatioir ccnrnisslon for the l€ars 1951-52 as also .a Collectlve I'{e6sures comnitlee. It also established a Permanent cor|Enlsslon of Good Offices. It may ire stated ttrat tjrLs was a pertod vrhen peace was threatened in the shape of arned hostilitl.es in addition to the east-west cold irar situation and the Secrrrlty Counc-r.1 was stale- mated by tlre -exerclse of tlile veto. .The General Assedbly had declded to act in tha-. situation. continuing vrlti the tre nd established in the first fl-ve years of lts functioning, the General Assembly adopted a number of resolutions dealing with tjle over- all character of lnternational peace and security ln tlre next flve-year (sixth to tenth session) trErj-od.. For exarnple, tt discusied the question of "Regulatlon, llmltatlon and reductlon of arrned forces and armaments " from tlre s ixth through the thirteenth sessLons ..and adopted
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, diplomacy, and security matters, specifically the role of the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council in maintaining peace and security. It mentions the establishment of various committees and commissions to address these issues, and the adoption of resolutions related to international peace and security.

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