fhe Deflnition of AggresslonResolutlon 3314 ()a(fr) on 14was adopted by December 19?4.2t.A/40/726 EngIish Page 3e of the Palestinian refugees in the near eastr (UNRWA ) from the seve nth session onwards but the more poli*,ical aspects of tle Palestinian questj.on became a regnrlar fe ature. of discussions at the ceneral- Assembly since its, twentlf-ninth sesslon wher: the PL,,O was accorded Obserwer Stab.rs. This was based on the agenda item "Exercise of tbe lnalienable rights. of the Palestinian peoplerr on which s Cornrnittee had been appointed at the tiirtieth session and another agerda j-tem 'rTsraeli practices affecting the human rights of the population of the occupied teritories" whlch had been inscribed earlier during tlte tlve nty-th ird session. "The situation in tlte !.lddle Eastr' has been continuously on tfre agenda of the Ceneral Assembll' slnce its twenty-sgg6nd sesslon. . ttre s ituation in Kampuchea has al.so fiqnrred in tlre agenda of the General Assembly slnce its taJe nty-fourth session. and has been discussed every ye ar- Other specific'. situatj.ons which had. been taken up by th€ Genera"L Assenbly not\"rithstandinqr their pendency before ''the Securlty Councll included ma tters like . S ltuation in Hungaryt ( thirteenth to seventeenth sessions and secord special sesslon), I S lteration in Congor ( flfteenth sesslon), C'uba ( fifteenth and slxteenth sesslons) ard Cyltnrs ( nlnth to thirteenth sesslons, nineteenttr to tiuentiet.l sessions and more recently from .the thirtl'- seventh segslon). tn recent years, the General Assembly had occasion to dlscuss the issue of Falkfand Islands (ualvlnas) (slnce the thirty-seventh sesslon), the I ran-Iraq war (since the t}Il.rty-seventh sesslon) and the sltuatl-on in Afghanlstan '(since the th irty-s 1x tfr sesslon). the last ltem was also consldered at the slj<th enErgeney speclal session held in ilanuary 1980. The situatlon 1n Central Anerica was included in theA/40/726
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a historical record of the United Nations General Assembly's discussions and resolutions on various international issues, including conflicts, human rights, and humanitarian situations. While it touches on the well-being of individuals, such as the Palestinian refugees, it does not focus on specific economic, social, or environmental issues. The text seems to be more concerned with political and security-related matters.

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