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The belief that all people are equal is worth fighting for

The belief that all people are equal is worth fighting for

The article discusses how the Netherlands has historically maintained a policy of neutrality during global conflicts to protect its commercial trade interests. It highlights the nation's ability to stay out of wars by officially declaring neutrality whenever a conflict arose elsewhere in the world.

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