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The Non-Aligned Movement is seen as a product or consequence of World War II and considered as a reaction to the post-war bipolar world order (Lüthi, 2016: 98). Participants of the movement came together to fight against colonialism in Asia and Africa, and the actions of the movement played fundamental roles in the decolonization process. The most newly independent states adopted nonalignment as their foreign policy strategy and engaged in regional and global political environments.