Sparked by the lengthy and disastrous Darkport Wars, the Coalition's conflict with Southpoint is best characterized as unnecessarily gruesome. Even if the Southpoint and Coalition leadership are at odds with one another, both factions clearly refuse to spark an all out war, resorting to brief skirmishes and petty gunfights every now and then. 

Rumors of an incoming offensive on Bargetown have taken the village by storm: with the arrival of the new Brigadier, the village is once more rallied for war. Let's see how the browncoats fair.

Previously sharing a long-lasting friendship spearheaded by now defunct Hanseite leadership, the Voyageurs and Southpoint's relationship deteriorated over time due to conflicting interests and circumstances, eventually leading to their infamous break-up and clash over Sunrise City. Following an arduous campaign since last winter, Southpoint has regained contested control over the city. Rumors suggest that a deal has been brokered between the two groups, though the exact details are left up to speculations among wastelanders.

Previously unknown to the state in an official capacity, the death of a Southpoint-affiliated mercenary at the hands of ALMA sparked a diplomatic incident. Both sides carefully maneuvered out of the situation, resulting in a hastily signed neutrality pact that restrained both members and mercenaries alike.

Southpoint and the Unimata engaged in a joint operation involving the hunting of a Stasis-3, which ended in an incident where a Warhawk was accidentally shot and killed by a Unimata Ancillary. The on-site Warhawk leadership demanded the droid's execution, but later negotiations in the village attended by all sects de-escalated this towards a tribute deal, along with minor benefits for the Unimata. 

Though this has tided over any lingering possibility of conflict, the attitude toward the droid collective still remains tense.

The Shiloh's Posse has formed a reputation amidst Southpoint's leadership for being a reliable ally and a loyal friend of Southpoint. The village is actively supplying weapons and supplies to the Posse so that they may last throughout harsh seasons and go over battles without suffering a dent in their armory. Moreover, the two have formed an alliance amidst Chromeskull attacks, further solidifying the slowly developing friendship.

Southpoint's Denizens have come to appreciate the Posse. Both the Posse and Southpoint have assisted eachother in battles, most notably against the Chromeskulls.

Southpoint has had a short but rough history with the Chrome Skulls. Following the immediate reports of the Posse's shootouts with the Chrome Skulls, Southpoint stepped in and dragged the Shiloh's Posse in their sphere of influence by attracting them with weaponry and supplies to survive through unfortunate seasons.

The Denizens view the Chrome Skulls as an existential threat to their wellbeing, mostly due to their extended usage of prosthetics and what they perceive as terror tactics against unruly citizens. They are viewed as nothing but criminals who need to be wiped out from the Sunrise City.

Southpoint had heard little of the Many Men, only rumors that several imprisoned denizens had been freed by their members. The state did not officially engage with the guild of beggars until it encountered a drug deal involving them that had gone horribly wrong. Southpoint had taken home a cache of ND after the incident, which sparked negotiations for its return to the Many Men.

 After a long public discussion, the two factions agreed upon a complex trade arrangement that would see the Many Men focusing its efforts on stealing ammunition from the Coalition, with Southpoint as their benefactor.

A shadowy organization established pre-flash that continues to pursue its goals, a series of closed-door deals and mutual interests has brought trade to both.