UN General Assembly
1964

114. My delegation has been struck by the increasing frequency of resort to the idea that the real root of the conflict which today divides humanity lies not so much in ideological differences, in West-East dichotomy, as we who have lived a large part of our life under the sign of the cold war had thought, as in antagonism between those countries and States which have taken and continue to take the lion's share in the distribution of the world's goods and the others which are the disinherited offshoots of the international community; in other words, the real conflict seems to be not the West-East conflict but the North-South conflict.