Wow! That was something. I mean, we knew the Empire has gone off the deep end but they really went far there. I like how they had somewhat more reasonable expectations for their war goals than the OTL Axis, while still being completely unreasonably insane. Also, the fact that in Arthurian legend Mordred's actions lead to the downfall of Camelot and MORDRED leads to the downfall of the Empire. Very fitting, although I question why they chose that codename to start with.
It was pretty awesome seeing the Pact and Comintern working together, and of course at the end both of them and the Indians dominated AfD working together towards a true new world order without war. How likely that is to last we'll have to see if course, but that they've gotten this far is something for them to be proud of. It's also great to see a united Germany once more. And a firmly Marxist-Trigonist one at that. Plus I am seriously glad Communist Belgium lives again. It really made me sad when they were taken over after the Second Clash. Being a country that had peacefully and democratically become communist was so awesome. Kind of fitting in a way for them to come about once more in the wake of the Third Clash. I also love former colonies gaining dominion over their colonizing nation. Like Estado Novo and Portugal or India and what remains of the Empire. I'm assuming the Celtic League is Alliance aligned to make it a nice even three split in home territory. With that in mind how is the new AfD under India? We have a generally good idea of how the three power blocks worked pre-Clash, but how does it work now post-Clash under India? The ideologies of the other two blocks are pretty clear, but India's was always a little fuzzier to me and I am truly curious what they've become and how they distinguish themselves from the other two "legs" of the global triumvirate powers. Similarly I like how mention of refugees from Kumari Kandam hints at how dire things had actually gotten there, although I was/am hoping for more in depth look at the country and what it became as an objectivist nation. It might be my own politics coming through there, but I think Objectivism is a horrific philosophy that would only lead to a nightmaric dystopia if pit into actual practice, and I always take a perverse delight in seeing it explored in fiction. And I'm very interested to see the King in Yellow flavor of that particular nightmare.
Uzumaki of the East Sea is fantastic to see. It will be really interesting to see what they become in the future. I'm certain all the other powers are interested in seeing how things work out with the AI in particular. As you said, not a true Union of Egoists, but as close as they're going to get. I honestly kinda think a true Union of Egoists is impossible, but something like this is probably as workable a version as anyone is likely to get in real life. I also hope Korean culture still exists in some form after so long under Japanese rule. Maybe now it can experience some kind of Renaissance.
Finally we'll really have to see about Ireland. Even if it's not as bad as some worry, that's an entire island of people living with the last remnants of die hard OTL fascists. Plus it's ostracized by the entire world. That doesn't seem like it will lead anywhere good long-term. North Korea springs to mind. Hopefully the world powers can start to mellow out towards them with a couple decades of distance and try reaching out to them and trying to repair the damage, if it's not too late by then.
Seriously this is an awesome timeline! It's not the most realistic obviously, but it's fun and crazy while not feeling completely beyond the realm of the possible. It's one of those timelines that reminds me of how fun alternate history can be and why I love it. I'm looking forward to that epilogue and seeing what sort of crazy stuff the future has for this timeline, as well as the addendum you have planned, plus any future addenda you may decide to add in the future. It's been so much fun and I can't thank you enough.