Legal Definitions - neutrality

Definition: Neutrality is the state of a country that does not take sides in a war or conflict and continues to have peaceful relations with all parties involved.

Example: Switzerland is a neutral country that does not participate in any wars or conflicts. It maintains peaceful relations with all countries involved in the conflict.

Explanation: Neutrality means that a country does not take sides in a conflict and remains impartial. Switzerland is an example of a neutral country that has not participated in any wars since 1815. It has maintained its neutrality by not joining any military alliances and by having a strong military force to defend its borders.