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Focuses on the political conditions in Great Britain during the Vietnam war. Preparation of a plan by which particular ministers in any future Northern Ireland government would be directly elected by their own communities; Reference to the news on the war published in various newspapers of Great Britain; Reaction of the people of Northern Ireland on the war.

Questions the economic viability of Great Britain's military and political commitments abroad. Arrangement the U.S. and Great Britain on how to maintain world peace and security; Importance of Malaysia to the foreign policy objectives of Great Britain; Criticism on the British government's policy of policing the whole of Africa and Asia; Claim that Britain has interests in oil and foreign exchange in the Middle East; British investment in Malaysia; Costs of defending British investments.

Examines the link of disarmament with international politics in line with proposals of the government of Great Britain on the non-dissemination of nuclear weapons for consideration by the conference on General and Complete Disarmament which was set up by the United Nations Assembly. Value of the nuclear ban treaty to cover underground tests; Proposal of Britain to freeze the production of rockets and missile carriers; Implications of the pledge of the Soviet Union to set up an integrated nuclear force of the Warsaw pact nations.

Comments on the political principles and deeds of Democratic Senator Henry Jackson in the U.S. with reference to current political system of the country. Attitude of Jackson toward the foreign and domestic policy of President Richard Nixon; Impetus to the support of the Jewish community to Jackson; Viability of Jackson to gain victory as a presidential contender; Comparison of the American and British political systems; Executive powers in the U.S. and Great Britain; Methods used in the British system to get rid of a collapsed leader.