In May, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Austria-Hungary held a secret meeting in the Netherlands, marking the beginning of a long road of negotiations, which can be considered a good start.
After all, Europe had been at war for nearly five years, and expecting them to reconcile in a short period was just wishful thinking.
With the passage of time, peace will eventually come, as European countries are not foolish; they do not want to fight to the death and leave East Africa, the United States, and Soviet Russia to benefit.
The ambassador from East Africa to the Netherlands said, "I suggest that everyone conduct negotiations calmly. We are all here for peace, so we should seek common ground while reserving differences and abandon some stubborn and rigid ideas."
