This action is only available with the Rights of Man DLC, but not with the Emperor DLC. The target country's trust towards the great power will be reduced by 5. Both the target country and the former ally get a -50 relations modifier with the great power. The former ally gets a 'Forced ally to break alliance' CB against the great power for 10 years. It is useful for stripping the war target of pesky roadblocks, because there won't be a truce between the great power and the former ally. They will accept if the target nation is sufficiently afraid of the player and you will gain a 10-year one-way truce with the nation you forced this upon. Break Alliance вЂ“ This will force a nation to break its alliance with another.For example, if great power England is singlehandedly fighting the great powers of France and Spain, you as a great power Commonwealth can intervene on England's side to balance out the number of great powers involved. Intervene in War вЂ“ If there is an ongoing war between three or more great powers but an imbalance in the number of great powers involved on each side, you can make it your business to intervene.Going to war with them cancels this bonus. This raises their opinion of the great power by +25 for the 10 years, also gives +5 trust. Influence Nation вЂ“ Pay 1 year of target income(minimum cost 60) to increase relations and grant +1 monarch points in their weakest category for 10 years in a target non-great power nation.Requires enough money to pay off targetвЂ™s loans. Also grants +5 trust and +2 favours (if The Cossacks is enabled). Gives +10 relations bonus for every standard size loan of the target you clear, capped at +200, decaying -2/year. Take on Foreign Debt вЂ“ Pay off all the loans of the target independent non-great power country.

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