ve gecurof the 22I. Disregard for international law and reliance on force for resolvinq disputes is dahgeEous and oftera no ProaPect of ftncling I'asting eolulions io the problen of internitional security, It has led to a siEuation that ls dangerously close to international anarchy. ThiE gieuation nust be reversed' AII states must observe legal principles in their behaviour. The basic Pr inclPles are conEained in the charter of tbe unitear Nations, which ls tbe paranount E€t of principles to which all Menber SLaEes have subscribed. The Charter of bhe United Nations must be observed. 222. lbe folloeing lega1 PrinciPles are of Particular relevance: peaceful settlenen! of disputest Prohibition of the use or threat of force' and non-aggressionr non-inteivention in the interna!. affai16 of oEher Statest respecg^/40/553Engl ish Page 59 for the j.ndependence, sovereignty and terrieorial inlegriEy of StaEes; respect forthe righe to 6e1f-deterni nat ion and independence of all peopl-es. 223. It is the obligation of al,l States under internaEional lae to abide by theseprinciples. ft is vital for the achievenent of international security tbat allStates abide by their obligations under inCernational lae. If Ehe correspondingprovisiong of the Charter were stricCly observed thi.s rdould lead to a drasttc inprovelDent of Ebe inEernational situation. 224. One of the nain tasks of the United Nations is to mainCain and Btrengtheninternational peace and security. It has, hoNrever, not aleayg been possible Eoinplenent its collective security systen to prevent or counter aggression. Steps should be taken to strengEhen the effectiveness of the Uniled Nations arrd Co improve its possibilities to futfil ils fundaneneal Eask of naintaininginternatlonal peace and secur ity in accordance with the Charter. 225. The Security @uncil has been entrusted with the primary responsibitity with
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international relations, discussing the importance of respecting international law, the principles of the United Nations Charter, and the need for collective security to maintain international peace and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level discussion on international relations.

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