The policy or doctrine of a nation that seeks to avoid political or military involvement with other countries.

The practice of sensationalizing news to attract readers, often at the expense of accuracy and reliability.

The agreement to stop fighting or to suspend hostilities between two or more parties, usually in a conflict or war.

A state of disorder due to the absence or nonrecognition of authority, which can lead to chaos and confusion in society.

The area where a powerful country exerts influence over the economic and political affairs of weaker nations, often without direct control.

The act of expanding a nation's territory or influence through colonization, military conquest, or other means.

A government formed temporarily, especially in a situation of political instability, to manage affairs until a more permanent government is established.

A situation in which a country extends its influence over other nations or territories through colonization, military force, or economic dominance.

A narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas and is bordered by water on two sides.

Land that is under the jurisdiction of a state or country but is not part of the country’s main territory, often acquired through conquest or purchase.