of Ehe Astan Puftli'c against the Eransfornation of certain parls of Asia into bridgeheads for American nuclear weaPons and in favour of the establishnent of zones of peace and nuc leal -oeaPon-f ree zones on the continent and in its gurrounding rrater s. 18. Durl,ng the obgervance of Disarmarnent 9leek. tbe cenlral and local presg organs published rnany articles and comnentaries on d isarrnarnen! questions and lhe ltork of the Untted Natlons in that field. A/40/552 English Page l7 19. In particular, the newspaper ilhen, ttre cencral organ of the tiongollan peopleis Revolut ionary Party ard ttre uongol-an covernnent, published an editorlal entitledrrln the atruggle for disarnanentt and articles entitled "The Mongolian people's Republic and the international connunlry.. ',The trtongolian people,a Republic in thestruggle for disarnanent", nJournalists in the struggle for peace and against tlretbreat of nuclear war", and other naterials. ?0. ocher central ne'dspaperg and nagazines published the appeal of the MongolianAssociation for the united Nations, the statenent of the Mongorlan peace comnlttee,articles and other reports. 2L. On radio and television, di6cussions and exchanges of viess on disarnamentquestions {ere organized nith the participatl.on of scientists and connentators I andinterviews lrith representatives of varlous profeasions trere also trroadcagt. rnparticular, a television round-table discussion was held on the toplc "NucLear crar,its noral., ecolog lcal and blological consequences',. 22. Radio and television trroadcast reports on various eventa held in foreigncountries for Disarnanent t{eek, 23, Lecgures and talks on disarnanent queBtions and che efforts being undertakenttithin the franework of the Untted Nations ln tbis vlCally lmportant area uere organiaed durlng Disarftament tleek in industrial encerprises and establishnents. fnaddition, the Mongolian Asgociation for ctre United Nationa and the tiongoliansociety for the Dissenination of sclentific Knocledge prepareat for nation-rdidedistributlon a spectal serles of Lectures about the United Natlons and a lecture onnatters of preventing the militarization of outer space.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the efforts of Mongolia to promote disarmament and prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. The text mentions various forms of media, such as newspapers, radio, and television, which suggests that it is focused on public awareness and education rather than purely economic or scientific issues.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology