Pages 35-38 from FCO 82-1992

This document appears to be a confidential briefing regarding the Reagan-Gorbachev summit. The summit is described as successful and workmanlike. The main points discussed include:

1. The summit was considered an unqualified success, with the cohesion and strength of the alliance being crucial to its success.
2. The main currents of the summit included the palpable ferment of change in the Soviet Union, the need for consistency in representing each country's interests, and the desire for a stable framework for political dialogue.
3. The atmosphere of the summit was described as serious but personal, with various meetings and discussions taking place between the leaders and representatives.
4. While the summit was not intended to focus on human rights, it became a topic of discussion, and the joint statement reflected progress in this area.
5. Economic relations, bilateral agreements, and regional issues were also addressed during the summit.
6. Nuclear testing was discussed, and a joint verification experiment agreement was signed.
7. The document concludes with a mention of next steps, suggesting further discussions and possible actions.