UN General Assembly
1961

4. Like other small countries, New Zealand has long seen its best hope of security, and the best hope for peace and progress, in world-wide co-operation among nations. This lesson, first learnt in was, has been reinforced by developments since 1945. It is true that the need for common action and solidarity has received some concrete recognition especially in the economic and social fields. But there have also been disturbing tendencies in the opposite direction. 5. Chief among these is the failure of the great Page Powers and the world community to reach agreement