What countries were not involved in the Cold War?

Several countries were not directly involved in the Cold War, often due to their geopolitical positions or policies of neutrality. Notable examples include Switzerland, which maintained a long-standing policy of neutrality, and many nations in Africa and Asia that emerged from colonial rule during this period, such as India and Yugoslavia, which pursued non-alignment. Additionally, some smaller nations, such as those in the Caribbean and Pacific, largely stayed out of the major conflicts and alignments of the Cold War era.