UN General Assembly
1958

99. In this decisive struggle of the peoples for peace and progress, against war and reaction, the correlation of forces in the world is changing to the increasing advantage of those who stand for the peaceful coexistence of States irrespective of their social systems, for the settlement of outstanding international problems by peaceful negotiation and for a far-reaching relaxation of international tension. However strong the opposition put up by aggressive forces, the wind from the East, as they rightly say in the People's Republic of China, is stronger than the wind from the West. The correlation of forces is finally also changing to the advantage of the peoples who are fighting colonialism. 100. The peace-loving peoples, however, must not lower their guard, particularly at present when a new and serious threat to peace and security has arisen in two parts of the world, and when the aggressive policy of the Western Powers, particularly the United States of America, has again brought the world to the verge of a military conflict.