Two of the world's most powerful nations did not agree on some major political issues. As war seemed imminent, these nations started gathering allies. Waldenberg, another country, decided not to get involved in the conflict between the two countries and their allies. Waldenberg followed the foreign policy of _____.

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Waldenberg's decision to not get involved in the conflict and to stay neutral indicates a policy of isolationism, which is a foreign policy stance where a country seeks to avoid alliances and involvement in the affairs of other nations.

Two of the World's Most Powerful Nations Did Not Agree