Policy of taking no side in war or dispute?

The policy of taking no side in a war or dispute is known as neutrality. Neutrality allows a country to avoid involvement in conflicts and maintain peaceful relations with all parties involved. This stance can help protect a nation from the costs and consequences of war, while also allowing it to act as a mediator or facilitator for peace talks. However, remaining neutral can be challenging, especially when public opinion or international pressures push for involvement.