How would you handle a situation where you’re unsure if stepping in would help or make things worse?

Get the opinion of the international community. Maybe they understand something I don't see.

In the context of non-interventionism, where a policy of non-interference in the affairs of other nations is favored, the decision-making process in a situation where intervention is uncertain can be complex. Here are some considerations to help navigate such a scenario:

Evaluate the Situation: Begin by analyzing the situation to understand the nature of the issue, the potential implications of intervention, and the possible consequences of non-intervention. Consider the values and principles that guide your approach to non-interventionism.

Gather Information: Collect as much relevant information as possible about the situation, including the root causes, the parties involved, and the potential outcomes of intervention. Make an effort to understand the context and complexities of the situation before making a decision.

Ask others if they need me to step in to ensure if it's right to help.