Isolationism: Isolationism is a policy where a nation focuses on its own domestic affairs while avoiding involvement in international conflicts or alliances.
Non-interventionism: Non-interventionism is similar to neutrality but goes beyond conflicts. It is a foreign policy approach that advocates for non-interference with other countries' internal affairs.
Switzerland: Switzerland is often seen as an example of neutral countries since it has maintained neutrality for centuries and has not participated in armed conflicts with other nations.