Non-Interventionism

Non-interventionism is a foreign policy principle that advocates for countries to avoid interfering in the internal affairs of other nations. This approach emphasizes diplomacy and respect for national sovereignty, suggesting that states should not engage in military or political interventions unless absolutely necessary. Proponents argue that non-interventionism promotes peace and stability by allowing countries to resolve their own issues, while critics contend it can lead to inaction in the face of human rights abuses or aggression. Essentially, it supports the idea that nations should focus on their own issues rather than getting involved in conflicts elsewhere.