Chapter 205: The Revolutionary Dreadnought

As Arthur had anticipated, the establishment of the Australasian Kingdom did not face any opposition in Europe. In fact, with the strong support of major monarchies, including the German Empire and the Russian Empire, most monarchies in Europe congratulated the newly formed Australasian Kingdom.

The attitude of Britain was more complex. The British people celebrated and wished well for the establishment of Australasia, but the government had some reservations. After all, with the establishment of the Australasian Kingdom, it would replace the British Empire as the dominant maritime power in the Oceania region.

However, in the end, King Edward VII expressed his opinion, and the British government also congratulated the establishment of the Australasian Kingdom.

Of course, although ambassadors were exchanged between Australasia and major countries, it was evident that the establishment of Australasia was not the mainstream news in Europe at the time.