In response to a challenge by Alternatehistorybuff5341, a somewhat ASB three-way cold war. (Early-breakaway Confederacy plus Nazis? Woe for the Butterflies! Well, maybe Hitler is blond and has an eyepatch, or something.)
The contenders are the Imperial Powers, democracies which however believe that there are people who are just not fit to govern themselves [1]: the Nazis, who in their search for allies have dropped some of the racist rhetoric and become champions of the notions that whites should rule whites, brown should rule brown, etc: [2] and the Soviets, who believe in the global union of peoples, but also that democracy must be regrettably be put aside for now due to the necessities of The Struggle.
The sponsoring of terrorism and political unrest in enemy territories is the norm: the US has no official policy alongside these lines, but the British government blames the US (possibly just by existing) for the outbreak of anti-Imperial "no more blood for Empire" protest in western Canada. (There is also a fair amount of privately-sponsored support for black terrorist groups in the northern Confederacy: there is no longer official slavery, but Black Confederates are more tightly controlled than those in Apartheid Africa).
India, which the UK handed over to a bunch of princes and Hindi conservatives, is a country in which most either lack the vote or have votes which count little: it's multiracial makeup makes it somewhat alien to the Reich, but recently there have been signs that the ruling class (which have been in power long enough that they've forgotten that a bunch of socialists and Ghandians and other freaks would have been running the place if it hadn't been for UK support) have been tilting away from their allegiance to the Imperial powers.
The Soviets have managed to reform their agriculture, but their country remains otherwise grimly Stalinist, and increasingly dependent on China for production gains. The nuclear arsenal has reached ridiculous proportions, and there has been some wild talk of late of an alliance with the US, which at least shares their anti-racist attitudes.
The usual US attitude has been " a pox on all your houses, but we're still happy to sell you stuff" - they've always especially disliked the Soviets, but of late the country has become rather liberal (almost as much as the OTL US) on the subject of race, and a strong political movement has arisen which seeks to oppose colonialism, whether of the non-assimilatory British variety or the forced assimilation of the Nazis (the Polish language is slated to be extinct by 2020). A powerful faction within the Social-Democratic party has issued a manifesto condemming the practices of the Imperial Powers and the Nazis (not that much said about the Soviets: they're opressed, but all equally so), and several other neutral states have signed onto it's principals. Whether this is just political hot air, the signal for the emergence of a fourth block, or the precursor of the mythical US-Soviet alliance, nobody currently knows...
Bruce
[1] Although books like the "Bell-Curve" are still popular, ideas on "unfit cultures" and "destructive memes" are replacing good-old fashioned biological racism as a reason why some peoples just Can't Govern Themselves.
[2] Also, that all people of Indo-European descent [3]should eventually be merged into one unified, German-speaking people (which is a bit underplayed when talking to Iranians.)
[3] Admittedly, not all Indo-Europeans are equally equal, but that will be solved eventually : todays' Nazis are very big on genetic engineering and transhumanism.
