Diplomacy at the Table

[Lelouch Vi Britannia]

Pendragon, The Holy Britannian Empire

 

With more and more nations, interests and a new world to dive into swords and pens are bound to clash. As Britannia builds up their country from the ground up without its usual colonies much of the required resources needed to do so must either come from war or diplomacy. Thankfully, the route taken has caused no deaths on either side and has opened up Britannia to the world of diplomacy rather quickly to ensure their goals are met.

 

The Allied States of America:

With the former USA lands now divided between Britannia and the ASA a small patch of land divides the two giants. Following the treaty of America both Britannia and the Allied States of America have signed that the remaining land will be equally divided between the two nations. Alongside this will be the promise that once law and order are secured immigration and cooperation will have a chance to reach the diplomatic table to be further discussed and closely unite the two countries.

 

 

Rokkenjima:

Allies and enemies throughout their history the dice have decided that for not both Britannia and Rokkenjima will become allies rather than enemies. With the signing of the treaty of Mt.Fuji a connection will be established between the two nations. Britannia will be able to accumulate their Sakuradite, allow tourism and immigration to and from Rokkenjima. While also securing an optional defense and optional aggression pact. This will hopefully bring the two nations closer to the same side. So long no hands are tied.

 

Sweden:

After the fallout over the Ruhr the nations of Sweden and Britannia have once again taken up the mantle and united as allies once again. Trade, communication, economic, and military support will resume as it once did in the golden age of both of these countries. While no defensive or aggressive pacts have been signed, a NAP has been signed. Alongside a guarantee of no Swedish colonization in North America and no Britannian colonization in Europe.