UN General Assembly
1956

88. However, the problems of Hungary and Egypt have not had repercussions on our Organization alone. Those crises have produced numerous actions and reactions in the political attitude of many States to the international scene. It is only natural that these political reactions should in turn have repercussions on the attitude of a Member State to the problems of the United Nations, especially such problems as world disarmament, atomic energy, and colonial questions, which so greatly affect relations between States.