internation ry8tu. The evolution of the world order rhould create 6 milieu in wiMh 811 nation8 Can 08WBiOp aad ro8Pbae their potential8 for growth, davelopwat and mclentiffc an0 cultural proqre88. 8COpotriC jU8tiC6, deVSlOgi*eCrt 660 relatiV6 prorp6rfty. social 6quslity. prtmotion of rorpct for tR0 rule of lav in iaternational affair& non-reeort to 6gqrerrion and coercim in the rettlemnt of 0irpute8 and ro8pect for the 8overmipnty of 611 State8 should, intsr_* provi& the fomdatfonc for the uew lnternation81 ord6r. In thkv context, th6 role of th6 United Uatioar in quiditpg intmrnstfonal d6v6lopeat8 toward8 tha realkation of 8uch COAOOO. hunan ideal8 18 indemO a 8668itiV6 and fundmental qU68tiO6. Th8 rai8On d Otre for our prorsnce in this prestigiou8 world forum ia to re8QeCt the Will Of the intOrnatiOZNA1 COLNlWity e8 Cry8talli8ed in the lpU+p868 and principles of the Uait6d Mation amhrbwd in it8 Chartar. In th6 light of the oCCU~8*~Oll of Kuwait by Iraq an0 the current crieis in tlao P6r8ial.l Gulf 6ad tb. 668Uinq world-wide OUtrtLqe, a qlMC6 at tha r6aliti68 end origiais Of the cried8 and a compariroa between Iraqi aqqresuioa agafnst Ruuait and the aggr688ion aqainrt th6 z81a11h Republic of Ir8n 10 year8 ago would fndmod be in order. iiourr after the Occupation Of Kuwait th0 Security Council adopt6d a re8olution under Chapter VII of the Charter, demanding the imediate and unconditional withdrausl of Iraqi forcer from Kuwait. ?iV@ r6IlOlUtiOn8, COnd8mnhlg the aqgr688ion, impc48ilXg CQmprOh668iV6 ranctionr bnd calling for COaC6rt8d . .L----L*---. -- ------- ----1---A AC- ---* -I ---- ----. -m LL- "-.---*. a- LL- ---- ~uf..*Y~LI"UIL ysrrruL"r LIbI."IU WI. .--ma "8. vpysuror VC Hi. k"WliL.s &La cu. ryrru 0; two W8bk8$ this make8 t3 tot61 Of 8eV.n t@8OlUtiOn8 80 far. All of a madden, the major Powors in the Security Council, bn particular the United States, to86 to the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement related to international relations, with a focus on the role of the United Nations, the concept of international order, and the importance of respecting the sovereignty of states. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level discussion or debate. The text also touches on specific events and conflicts, such as the occupation of Kuwait and the Iran-Iraq War. Given these themes, it is likely that the text is related to international relations, diplomacy, or global governance.

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International relations, Culture