the generally accepted norms of international relations and will continue to meet with strong resistance. They resolutely denounce the "sanctions" imposed against Poland by_ the United States and several other Western countries. Polish internal affairs will continue to be the exclusive concern of Poland. Socialist Poland can always count on moral, political and economic support from fraternal so­ cialist countries. Only a policy of peaceful coexistence can be viable in Europe. where States with different social systems have coexisted for many decades. IV Exchanging views on other international issues, the delegations of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, the German Democratic Re­ public, the Hungarian People"s Republic, the People·s Republic of Bulgaria, the Polish People"s Republic, the Socialist Republic of Romania and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics noted that the improvement of the situation in the world is to a great extent con­ nected with the elimination of existing and prevention of new flashpoints of military conflict in Asia, Africa, Latin America and other areas. There are no problems, global or regional. which could not be solved justly by peaceful means. It is most important for all to recognize the legitimate right of the people of every country to decide its own internal affairs, without external interference. and to take part in international life on an equal footing: that everybody respect the independence, territorial integrity and inviolability of the borders of States, observe the principle of the renunciation of the use of force or threat of force: and that no Power try to pursue a policy of hegemony or to establish "spheres of interest"" or ··spheres of influence··. The participants in the meeting are convinced that it is essential, in the interest of removing the causes of many conflicts, to eliminate once and for all every vestige of colonialism and racism, and to 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a statement of principles and values related to international relations, diplomacy, and global governance. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the text is likely a statement or declaration from a government or international organization. The topics discussed include the importance of peaceful coexistence, the elimination of colonialism and racism, and the recognition of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states.

**Category**
International relations, Politics