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You could go crazy with a number of ideas, but my first thought was an overly aggressive, corporate conglomerate that is trying to take over for profit. Replace with any number of other ideas, from hyper military government trying to "reclaim" Europa for the motherland, or what have you
Then other ideas started to come into my head, from survivors from earth after some impossibly terrible cataclysm, maybe even turned and twisted from whatever had happened
Maybe the husk infection was taken to earth and experimented upon, only to mutate even further and run rampant across the globe. The last survivors took hundreds, upon thousands of ships that would take years to get to Europa, only to have many of them overrun with the new husk mutation from within and slowly barrel towards Europa; ships being up to a city sized, bio torpedo, slowly but surely making there way on a crash landing impact into the dark oceans of Europa...
Damn, that diverged quickly, but some rather terrifying ideas came to mind on what could have actually happened to earth in the lore of this universe xD
The Coalition is already a faction with an iron grip on its population, with people living a rough life under its oppression, even drugging themselves with opiates to forget about society. What the Coalition wants is for Europa to be fully independant from Earth, and following the blackout from Earth, allow humanity to survive "at all costs", even if it means erasing entire stations from the map before calling it an "accident" should it be opposed to its ideas (like what the Tormsdale Incident mentions).