"The primary role of the Common Market is to revitalize the market and expand the pie, thereby strengthening the competitive capabilities between our countries and other economies, especially in this era where international competition is increasingly intense."
World War I, due to interference from extraterritorial countries like East Africa and the United States, did not lead to a fundamental change in the European Continent and the overall world structure. In other words, the global market pie was not redistributed due to this unprecedented war.
Therefore, the conflicts between nations have not disappeared but have rather become more acute to some extent. However, the great powers of Europe currently lack the energy and capability to start another world war, so they can only continue to maintain the operation of the old order.
