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/pɒlɪsi ɒv nɒn ɪntərˈvɛnʃən/ · pol.i.cy of. non.in.ter.ven.tion
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- A government's decision to avoid interfering in the affairs of another nation or entity, often to prevent conflict or maintain neutrality The country adopted a policy of non-intervention in the neighboring nation's civil war to avoid escalating the conflict.
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Did you know? The Monroe Doctrine, introduced by US President James Monroe in 1823, is a notable example of a policy of non-intervention, as it stated that the United States would not interfere in the internal affairs of European colonies in the Americas, while also warning European powers against intervening in the newly independent nations of the Americas.