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after
the country deposed its tyrannical leaders have given the country ill reputation.
It finally conceded to EEC protectorship under pressure from neighboring
Mozambique and Tanzania. Malawi now acts as a buffer between The
EEC protected countries and Zambia. With the exception of the European
Military presence in Malawi it is pretty much on its own. This
isn't as bad for Malawi as it may seem, as the foreign military has drastically
reduced most of the crime (although many of the criminals have fled to
Zambia to join their ranks, or gone underground as rebels against EDF and
EEC installations. Recently Malawi has become more aggressive towards
the EEC due to lost trade with Zambia, and the Zambian forces have been
moving into the borders and attacking the EDF directly, usually aided by
Malawian rebels........ this has begun putting severe strain on the EEC
groups controlling the country, as the Malawi government has done everything
short of open support for these anti EEC incursions. Regardless of
the true feelings of the Malawi government, it cannot afford to give open
support to the rebels and intruding armies, as it can not afford to wage
war on the Zambianese, nor can it survive the loss of EEC financial backing.
(Written by Deric "D" Bernier)