The alliance between the Kingdom of Norway, the Russian Imperium, and France against the Waka-Krangere of Australia.
The alliance is a defensive one, meaning that if any state is attacked, the other nations have a duty to fight for that country’s protection: an attack on one is an attack on all. However, if any nation were to start a war, rather than be attacked first, the nations of the pact do not need to intervene.
The pact is modelled after a similar pact created in the wake of the invasion of Europe by Eleanor the Fifteenth. However, after a few years, the French Waka-Krangere abandoned the pact under Napoleon the First.
The stated purpose of the Baltic Sea Alliance, according to Harold Haroldsen, King of Norway, is to:
Bring a counterweight in world affairs to the great weight of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. Too long have nations fallen or suffered at the whims of powerful women who would undo them. The list from history is long: Portugal, Spain, Papua… the list goes on. We must protect ourselves from this empire of destruction.
Harold Haroldsen, XVII, King of Norway