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Nonalignment was a policy during the Cold War of neutrality by developing nations.

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	'''Nonalignment''' is a policy of neutrality by nations who refused to ally themselves with a country. One exapmple is the during the [[Cold War]] several developing nations refused to join either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]]. [[Sweden]] was well known for refusing to ally with any side for a long time, only changing its position in 1995, becoming more involved in the [[European Union]].		'''Nonalignment''' is a policy of neutrality by nations who refused to ally themselves with a country. One exapmple is the during the [[Cold War]] several developing nations refused to join either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]]. [[Sweden]] was well known for refusing to ally with any side for a long time, only changing its position in 1995, becoming more involved in the [[European Union]].

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	'''Nonalignment''' is a policy of neutrality by nations who refused to ally themselves with a country. One exapmple is the during the [[Cold War]] several developing nations refused to join either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]]. [[Sweden]] was well known for refusing to ally with any side for a long time, only changing its position in 1995, becoming more involved in the [[European Union]].		'''Nonalignment''' is a policy of neutrality by nations who refused to ally themselves with a country. One exapmple is the during the [[Cold War]] several developing nations refused to join either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]]. [[Sweden]] was well known for refusing to ally with any side for a long time, only changing its position in 1995, becoming more involved in the [[European Union]].

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−	~~During the Cold War,~~ '''~~nonalignment~~''' ~~was~~ a policy of neutrality by ~~developing~~ nations who refused to ally themselves with either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]].	+	'''Nonalignment''' is a policy of neutrality by nations who refused to ally themselves with a country. One exapmple is the during the [[Cold War]] several developing nations refused to join either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]]. [[Sweden]] was well known for refusing to ally with any side for a long time, only changing its position in 1995, becoming more involved in the [[European Union]].

	[[Category: Politics]]		[[Category: Politics]]

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−	~~Nonalignment~~ was a policy ~~during the Cold War~~ of neutrality by developing nations.	+	During the Cold War, '''nonalignment''' was a policy of neutrality by developing nations who refused to ally themselves with either the [[USA]] or the [[USSR]].
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