To be precise, the current world order is dominated by seven leading countries, namely the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia, and East Africa. As for Japan and Spain, although they are also among the great powers, Japan only has significant influence over Korea, and before the conclusion of the Russo-Japanese War, it could not be said to have complete control over Korea.
After the Spanish-American War, Spain has virtually no presence, and many countries in America, originally Spanish colonies, now mainly associate with the United Kingdom, United States, and France.
In this diversified world order, East Africa naturally plays a role similar to Korea, with substantial differences from Korea in previous generations, mainly due to its larger scale. Even without participating in international cooperation, East Africa won't fall too far behind, especially since it remains a vital part of global trade.
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