ity and seek to dictate their will to others. 26. The world finds itself at a crossroads of sorts. Either the present dangerous trend fraught with catastrophic con- sequences for mankind will continue to develop, or it will prove possible by joint efforts to avert the threat of war, put an end to the arms race and release funds for solving urgent economic and social problems. 27. It is only by uniting the efforts of all States that mankind can be saved today from the danger hanging over it. This is attested to also by the experience of the anti- Hitlerite coalition, and indeed, by the very fact of the establishment of the United Nations, which is inseparably linked with the great victory of the freedom-loving peoples. 28. The indisputability of this conclusion is particularly obvious in the nuclear and space age.’ Strict compliance by States with the Charter of the United Nations requirement to live in peace with each other as good neighbours-and this, as we see it, is, precisely what peaceful coexistence means-is the only rational alternative to a nuclear tragedy. I 29. Indeed, the very, name of this organization-the United Nations-is. ,pronounced with such hope and respect in all languages precisely because it embodies the idea of uniting the efforts of States for the sake of a peace- ful future. 3.. 30. History demonstrates that whenever Members of the United Nations have been able to rise above their ideologi- cal, political and other differences for the sake of their common interests, this has produced real results in the strengthening of peace. On those occasions, the Organiza- tion has lived up to-its role as an effective mechanism for fruitful international co-operation. 3 1. A realistic and ‘responsible approach to international affairs requires overcoming the present tensions, reviving detente and making concrete efforts to build a better 
**Analysis**
The text does not seem to be focused on specific economic or technological issues, but rather on the general theme of international relations, peace, and cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text may be an official document or a speech. The text does not mention any specific sector or industry, but rather emphasizes the importance of cooperation and peaceful coexistence among nations.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief