Isolationalism

Isolationism is a policy where a country chooses to minimize its involvement in international affairs, such as wars, alliances, and trade. The goal is to focus on internal development and avoid becoming entangled in conflicts or diplomatic issues abroad. Countries adopting isolationism prefer to maintain neutrality and independence, often limiting foreign influence to protect their sovereignty and stability. Throughout history, some nations have temporarily or permanently followed this approach, especially during periods of internal turmoil or when they believe interference could threaten their security or culture.