Rlghts and Dutles of Statess respect for tbe natlonal sovereignty of States oeer their natural and other resources and their econoRic activity, mutual advantage, non-d i acriml na tion and mos t-favou red-na tion treatment. They stressed that in order to ensure economlc atabiLlty and establish a healthy international pollticalA/ 40 /s96 Engl i sh Page 67 clifiEte "aII forms of economic aggression, such as the use or threat of embargo, boycott and trade, credit and technological blockade shoutd be excluded frominternational r eI a tions rr - 18. The international communily must strive more resolutely to ensure that theimperialist practice of economic diktat and aII forms of economic coercive measures are outlawed. The United Nations and its relevant bodies, particularly UNCI|AD,ftust make their rightful contri.bution to resolving this major probfem. YUGOSLAVIA Ior i g inal 3 Eng 1i sh ] lt0 June L9851 1. Yugoslavia is guided in its foreign policy by the pri.nciple of respec! for sovereignty and promotion of peaceful co-operation among countries and peopLes asthe basis of stable world relations. Equitable international economic andpoliticar co-operation contributes to the strengtheninq of confidence and world peace and security as rrell as lo the faster and aore stabLe development of allcountries, of developing countries i,n particular. The covernnent of yugoslavia beLieves that all rnembers of the international community should in international economi.c relations abide by the principles set forth in the charter of the uni.ted Nali.ons and in other relevant documents. 2. Economic measures applied by some developed countries as a means of economicor political coercion against developi.ng countries, including economic embargoes and blockades' are not onry in contravention of the principles of internationalIar,t, but have a negative impact on the atmosphere in international relations anddirectly affect the economic and political- stabirity of lheses countries. At atine irhen the majority of developing countries are experiencing a deep crisis
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the principles and practices of international relations, specifically regarding economic cooperation, sovereignty, and the impact of economic measures on developing countries. It highlights the importance of mutual respect, non-discrimination, and most-favored-nation treatment in international economic relations. The text also emphasizes the need to exclude economic aggression and ensure economic stability and development.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development