neutralism
/nuːˈtrɑːlɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A policy or principle of avoiding involvement in international conflicts, especially through a policy of neutrality.
“The country’s neutralism during the global crisis was widely criticized as a sign of weakness.”
2. noun
The policy or practice of avoiding taking sides in a conflict or controversy.
“The newspaper’s neutralism in reporting the election was praised for its fairness.”
3. noun
A state or condition of being neutral or impartial.
“The company’s neutralism in the environmental debate was seen as a missed opportunity to take a stand.”