weapons, must also be excluded from international relat'ions. This goal can be achieved through Ehe conclusion of a world treaty on the non-use of force in international relations. The proposal concerning the muLual non-use of armed force and support for peaceful relaEions, which was pul forward by the Soviet Union at the l9g4 Stockholrn Conference on Confidence- and Security-building Measures and Disarmament in Europe, also relates to the solution of this problem' It would be based on the obtigalion not to be the first, to use nuclear or convent,ional weaPons against one another. 13. The nuclear powers must pledge not, to use nuclear weaPons against Ehose States in whose territory such weapons do not exist and must also respect Ehe status of ' Ehe existing denuclearized zones and promoEe the establishment of further denuclearized zones in differenE areas of the world' 14., other measures, such as prevention of t,he accidental or unsanctioned use of nuclear weapons, exclusion of the possibiLity of surprise aEtack and so forth' canA/40/4e8 EngI ish Page 36 also be considered. In this regard, the Byelorussian SSR considers thatconfidence-building measures can contribute to solving Ehe problem of preventingnuclear war only in conjunction with large-scale political and internat.ional 1egalmeasures designed to achieve this goal.
**Analysis**
The text discusses the prevention of nuclear war and the use of force in international relations, which suggests that it is related to the theme of international relations and global security. The text also mentions the need for a world treaty and the establishment of denuclearized zones, indicating that it is focused on international diplomacy and disarmament.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology