Treaty of Antwerp

The Treaty of Antwerp, signed in 1598, was an agreement among several Europeans, including Spain, France, England, and the Dutch Republic, to end ongoing conflicts and coordinate their efforts against Spain’s dominance. It marked the beginning of a formal alliance aimed at resisting Spanish power in Europe. The treaty helped to stabilize relations among the signatories, allowing them to focus on their individual goals while collaborating against common enemies, especially Spain. Overall, it was a strategic step towards balancing power and fostering cooperation during a turbulent period of European history.