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Loutre_Honnete took charge of the Ministry of Diplomacy. He launched several initiatives and signed multiple pacts with nations close to Victoria. His most ambitious project was the ''Francosphère'', a union of all French-speaking communities as part of an initiative to ease tensions among the French. However, the tensions became too great, and a lack of interest from the rest of the Victorian government caused the project to fall apart. | Loutre_Honnete took charge of the Ministry of Diplomacy. He launched several initiatives and signed multiple pacts with nations close to Victoria. His most ambitious project was the ''Francosphère'', a union of all French-speaking communities as part of an initiative to ease tensions among the French. However, the tensions became too great, and a lack of interest from the rest of the Victorian government caused the project to fall apart. | ||
In addition to his role as Minister of Diplomacy, Loutre_Honnete was also responsible for managing the colonies. Under his administration, Victoria experienced its greatest period of colonial expansion on Aurora. Operations in Canada led to the securing of two nations—Nunavik and Coronation—where several cities were established to develop the local initiative. | In addition to his role as Minister of Diplomacy, Loutre_Honnete was also responsible for managing the colonies. Under his administration, Victoria experienced its greatest period of colonial expansion on Aurora. Operations in Canada led to the securing of two nations—Nunavik and Coronation—where several cities were established to develop the local initiative. In France too, many cities were claimed in Lorraine. | ||
Victoria also experienced its first official war. In an effort to support Tierra Del Fuego, a Victoria ally, Loutre_Honnete, with the approval of the imperial family, decided to enter the war. However, the prevailing inactivity and incompetence within the army—led by Gbaguette—prevented effective support for Tierra Del Fuego against Patagonia, and the war quickly ended in Tierra Del Fuego’s defeat. | Victoria also experienced its first official war. In an effort to support Tierra Del Fuego, a Victoria ally, Loutre_Honnete, with the approval of the imperial family, decided to enter the war. However, the prevailing inactivity and incompetence within the army—led by Gbaguette—prevented effective support for Tierra Del Fuego against Patagonia, and the war quickly ended in Tierra Del Fuego’s defeat. | ||