In addressing the European issue, East Africa and the United States do have some common topics, yet the notion of closely integrated cooperation between the two countries, similar to European nations, is clearly unattainable. After all, judging by national power, determining who leads and who follows is a complex matter.
In the previous world, outside Europe, no country was more powerful than the United States, which ultimately became the world overlord, raising few real problems. Now, the emergence of East Africa shrouds the future of international dynamics in greater uncertainty.
"I believe the British representative's points are quite sensible. Currently, Europe, especially our France, has suffered enormous losses in the war. Before recovering the national economy, even if we wish to repay the debts, it is completely beyond our capability," said the French representative.
