Group 1 - The core argument emphasizes the importance of decolonization as an essential part of improving global governance, as highlighted by China's proposal for a more just and reasonable global governance system [1] - The speech references the historical context of decolonization, noting that 65 years ago, the UN General Assembly adopted the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, which inspired many nations to seek freedom and independence [1] - Despite the end of colonial occupations, colonialist thinking persists, manifesting in hegemony and power politics, which need to be addressed across various domains including thought, politics, economy, and culture [1] Group 2 - A resolution draft titled "International Day Against All Forms and Manifestations of Colonialism" was submitted by the Venezuelan representative, aiming to accelerate the decolonization process and raise awareness of the harms of colonialism [2] - China expresses support for the decolonization of the 17 non-self-governing territories recognized by the UN and advocates for the self-determination rights of their peoples [2] - The issue of the Malvinas Islands is identified as a historical legacy of colonialism, with China advocating for peaceful negotiations based on the principles of the UN Charter to resolve territorial disputes [2]