As Arthur had expected, the establishment of the Kingdom of Australasia did not encounter any opposition in Europe.
Even with the strong support of the German Empire and the Russian Empire, the two major monarchies currently in power, most of the monarchies in Europe congratulated the newly established Kingdom of Australasia.
The stance of the United Kingdom was rather complex; the British public congratulated and celebrated the formation of Australasia, while the government had some reservations. After all, the establishment of the Kingdom of Australasia would replace the British Empire as the legal nation in the Oceania region.
However, in the end, Edward VII expressed his opinion, and the British Government also congratulated the establishment of the Kingdom of Australasia.
Of course, although ambassadors were mutually dispatched among all the major countries, it was evident that the establishment of Australasia was not the mainstream news in Europe at the time.
