Which outcome was NOT a result of the negotiations after World War I?

The outcome involving an increase in global military power of Europe was not a result of the negotiations after World War I. Following the war, the Treaty of Versailles and other treaties generally aimed to limit the military capabilities of the defeated Central Powers, particularly Germany. Instead of increasing military power, these negotiations imposed restrictions and demilitarization provisions intended to prevent future conflicts.

On the other hand, the alteration of national borders, creation of new nations, and imposition of reparations were direct results of the peace settlements. National borders were significantly redrawn in Europe, leading to the emergence of new countries such as Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. The peace settlements also imposed heavy reparations on Germany and the other Central Powers, contributing to their economic troubles in the ensuing years. Thus, while the geopolitical landscape changed dramatically, it did not lead to an increase in military strength for European nations after the war.