Assuming they don't already have copies through intelligence sharing agreements and have not already demanded access in secret, how exactly would most countries pressure the US, and specifically this US goverment?

I don't think anyone is going to like this answer but... it's just not how global politics works.

Why would other governments demand copies ?

Australia is a close ally of the US. We don't really have any basis to make such a demand. Additionally, they're not going to give them to us because obviously they want to protect pedo-in-chief.

So the answer is, if we tried the answer would be a hard "no" and the request would damage our relationship.

Because their politicians are being blackmailed by Israel too

The US Government is no longer a trustworthy partner.

Because they want it covered up as much as the US government does.

Because the entire world is owned by the same individuals? Or do you really think important people in the files will get arrested or something?

Do you think any of them would trust what this Administration would give them?

I think it crosses borders. Call me what you want but

Threat of injury/ abduction

Other countries are actually investigating them, and there have been recent consequences in other countries for the current releases.

So they can maintain plausible deniability.

Unwritten rule that rules don't apply for the top; remember they are better than us ordinary people..

Atleast now we know why they want to create their own rich territory in greenland. Epstein Island 2.0

because its likely their ceos and high position politicians are implicated.

The amount of people saying it's because other world leaders and businessmen are implicit are idiots.

Not because that can't be the case. But because it has nothing to do with how this works.

There is no legal basis anywhere for such a demand. Even if you can prove that one of the victims is from your country. That doesn't give you the right to access their investigation. It doesn't give you the right to conduct an investigation inside a forgein country.

You can make a request. They might say yes, they might say no. But that's all you can do. Demands are different from requests. Demands have an implicit "or else" attached. It's not something you throw around lightly.

one: because it makes you look weak, and two: you need to be able to back it up if they refuse. EU is not going to start another round of trade-war with the US over their child trafficking ring. It's not our problem. It's theirs.

It’s basically a USA thing. People in Europe are spectators viewing how things are developing, they see some collateral damage in Europe, but are expecting a big eruption in the USA… which weirdly enough isn’t happening.

You don't publicly demand access to classified files of another sovereign nation state. There's only one world leader I can think of who'd be dumb enough to do a thing like that.

To do what with it? Other world governments are more concerned by the fact they keep getting bombed, destabilised and economically coerced by America and friends... The fact that the entire Anglo political structure is composed of murderous, amoral pedos and those who don't mind it is not a surprise to anyone besides the ones governed by them.