In my timeline, the Entente broke up after the Republic of France joined the Mediterranean Pact, which was followed shortly by the invasion of New England and Canada by the CSA and the Raj by Totalist Bharatiya. The Second Weltkrieg soon followed, along with the Japanese NatPop regime's invasion of China and Mitteleuropan Pacific possessions and Hawai'i. The invasion of Hawai'i caused the Combined Syndicates to declare war, but with most of the American Navy at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, they couldn't strike back quite yet. The Mediterranean Pact merged with Mitteleuropa after Commune troops crossed the Rhine and the Savinkov regime invaded Ukraine, forming the Brussels Pact. This resulted in the Third Republic returning to the Metropole and Britain signing a Second Peace With Honor with American mediation.
Xibei managed to defeat both Mongolia and Tibet through luck and good leadership, giving Russia their old territory to appease Savinkov. The battle-hardened Xibei troops participated in the invasion of the Shangqing with the Qing and split the territory. Long Yun, Warlord of Yunnan and Sichuan, threw his support behind Ma Bufang as an anti-Qing alliance. Upon the invasion of China, the Germans quickly lost Indochina to Indian-sponsored revolution and the AOG was thrown into civil war. Ma Bufang used this opportunity to betray Long Yun while he was fighting against the AOG in southern China, quickly seizing the province of Sichuan and denying Long Yun his resource base. The AOG soon collapsed from Japanese invasion and rebellion and Ma Bufang offered any AOG representatives asylum, at the same time seizing their de jure territory controlled by Long Yun. Japan and Ma Bufang were legally at war, as the Xibei were technically part of the Empire, but Ma Bufang made no major moves against Japan until the Qing were almost defeated. With the Ma controlling Guangzhou, Sichuan, Yunnan, the Western Provinces, and Mongolia, they were more powerful than the war-exhausted Qing. With the Internationale unable to project naval power across the Pacific, they looked for another method to fight the Japanese, and the Ma presented them with one. With the Koumintang negotiating, the Internationale started sending arms through Burma in the Bharatiya Commune. Some of it made it the Qing, but the last majority went to the Xibei, who promised to restore the Republic after the defeat of Japan. Ma Bufang was very crafty, though, and saw the way the war was turning. The British and the Americans both had far more capacity to build ships than the Japanese, and the Brussels Pact had just defeated the Commune, giving the Germans a one front war. Bufang stalled in his offensive against the Japanese, claiming he did not have enough equipment or air power to proceed, or that he needed time to restore railroad, etc. Soon enough, the Qing Emperor Puyi was captured and forced to sign a surrender. Ma Bufang had prepared for such and eventuality, and made an announcement over the radio that China would not submit to foreign invaders and for any Qing troops who still loved China to join him in his resistance against the Japanese invaders. Of course, most Qing troops, harried by constant retreats and losses, surrendered anyway, but the public and international opinion of Ma Bufang couldn't be higher. With no Qing forces to support, the Germans started supplying the Xibei also. The use of the Burma Road to support China and co-belligerence against Japan and Russia was a part of the Second Peace With Honor.
The United Nations eventually defeated Japan and Russia, with Indonesia going back to the Netherlands and the Philippines and Hawai'i going back to America. The Savinkov regime was replaced with a liberal republic that was supposed to be constitutionally neutral, but ended up very much in the Brussels Pact sphere. Japan became another liberal republic, but was soon taken over by syndicalists in a very suspicious election that had nothing to do with the fact that America provided 80% of the occupying troops. Turkestan was formed as another neutral republic out of Russian Central Asia and soon came under Hui influence, as increasing numbers of Muslim states recognized Ma Jiyuan's claim of a new Caliphate.
The Tehran-Cairo Axis and Belgrade pact were both successful, dismantling the ancient and corrupt Ottoman and Habsburg empires. Neither alliance really participated in WK2, though they did join the United Nations against Russia and Japan near the end of the war. The Belgrade Pact and Axis both broke up after the end of the war. Iran and Turkey aligned against the Arab states, and Iron Guard Romania came under sanction from the Brussels Pact and the International for genocide against Roma, Jews, Hungarians, and Germans. This culminated in the 1952 Romanian Intervention, the last United Nations combined operation. Yugoslavia, now the very much top dog of the Balkans and largest contributor of troops, oversaw the installment of a liberal republic along the lines of the Russian state.
Brazil went syndicalist, and defeated the Argentina-Peru alliance with American aid. Colombia, Ecuador, the Caribbean Federation, and Dutch Guiana are the only capitalist countries left in South America.
The People's Republic of Indochina was invaded by the Siamese Empire in 1943 and by the time Germany and America made it across the Pacific, no one had the will to force Siam out. Siam, as the first Buddhist regime since the French invaded, was seen by the largely conservative populace of Indochina as liberators and many Vietnamese would side with the Emperor over nationalists and Syndicalists. Eventually, the Hui Empire would invade Indochina in support of Vietnamese nationalists, but persecution against Buddhists belied their true reason for invasion and soon public opinion turned against them. Eventually a peace was signed and the Emperor of Siam formed a series of regional parliaments reminiscent of OTL's UK to placate nationalists.
The world as of 2017 is in a Cold War between the Brussels Pact and the Internationale. By 2017, the Brussels Pact has instituted welfare states in most of its members and the Internationale has more liberalized political structures and economies. Some analysts say that the two sides aren't so different, but most people see it as a very black-and-white Capitalism vs Socialism conflict. Hui China leads among the non-aligned countries, with the former Axis and Belgrade Pact countries along with them, though Australasia and South Africa hold some importance. Although Egypt is not a member of the Internationale, the Sultan was overthrown by a section of the Socialist Muslim Committee and to this day, promotes syndicalist terrorism in places like Turkestan and Indonesia.