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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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By THOMAS P. WhTNEY
Associated Press ioreign News Analyst
The recent visit of Indian Prime
Minister Nehru to the United
States and suggestions of a simi-
lar visit by Yugoslav President
Tito have again thrown the spot-
light on the world's "neutralist
powers."
There have been, for example,
reports that the U.S. government
is reassessing its attitude in gen-
eral towards "neutralism."
This, of course, raises the ques-
tion of just what the words "neu-
tralist" and "neutralism" mean.
These terms, which have come
into ever more frequent use in
the last half dozen years, are con-
stantly used but seldom defined.
Such national leaders as Nehru,
Nasser and Tito are called neutra-
lists. Such countries as Austria,
Burma and Indonesia are cilled
neutralist states.
Great Difference
Yet it is obvious that there is a
tremendous difference between
the neutralism of Switzerland and
that of Egypt. The Swiss have
stayed out of the United Nations;
they stay out of international dis-
putes.
Egypt, on the other hand, has
bitter quarrels not only with Brit-
ain, France and Israel but also
with Arab Iraq. Egypt conducts
active propaganda warfare against
a number of countries. It plays an
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active role in international af- neutral or neutralist powers: Fin-
fairs. land and Austria, which have had
What is the common denomi- neutrality thrust upon them and
nator between them? If there is written into peace treaties as a
any at all it lies in the fact that result of World War II; Sweden,
both nations pursue a policy of Switzerland and Ireland, which
deliberate neutrality between the have been pursuing neutrality as
two sides in the Cold War - the a deliberate policy for some time;
Communist bloc led by the and Yugoslavia which is a com-
U.S.S.R. and the Western bloc led munist neutralist state simply as
by the United States. a result of the Kremlin's eviction
Switzerland does this as a part of Tito in 1948.
of a deliberate neutrality policy SuhAi
in all conflicts. Egypt has done SotAs
it to date for practical political It is in South Asia that one
reasons relating only to the Cold perhaps finds the "neutralist'
War conflict - and conceivably powers par excellence: India, Bur-
might decide to change its line ma, Ceylon and Indonesia are
any time. countries which have made avoid-
In Europe there are perhaps six ing involvement in the Cold War
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a major plank in their foreign
policy.
In this area there is also Af-
ghanistan, which used to be neu-
tralist but is now coming so close
to the Soviet bloc that it is not
certain the word can be used any
more.
There is Nepal, which sympa-
thizes strongly with the four ma-
mor South Asian neutralist states.
There are Laos and Cambodia,
which are becoming more neu-
tralist day by day.
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