Nonalignment (noun)

1. The state of not aligning with or supporting any particular political or ideological group or system.
2. The principle or policy of not aligning oneself with any particular political or ideological group or system.

Origin:

From the prefix "non-" meaning "not" and "alignment" meaning state of being aligned or in agreement with something.

Examples:

1. The country's policy of nonalignment helped it to maintain good relations with all nations.
2. The nonalignment movement was founded in the 1950s to promote peaceful coexistence among nations.
3. The country's nonalignment policy allowed it to remain neutral in times of war.
4. The nonalignment stance of the country helped it to avoid getting involved in conflicts.
5. The nonalignment policy was an important element of the country's foreign policy.