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As for what Britain and France want from Ottoman's, maybe they're promised an obligation -- and Greece who owes them one all already - doesn't have any benefit (+Ottoman trade is better or something?)
don't know what to say really, this game makes little sense. but comes to my mind as first thoughts
Two other goals France often has are acquire colonies and expand market access. Expanding market access means France won't like when other nations decrease their market access to goods, or opening markets up as France likes gaining that prestige. Chances are, France has an invested interest in the O.E..
Check your Diplomacy tab of a nation to see their relationship and attitude towards other nations. It'll help explain a lot of what is going on in the game. Be sure to check out why two unusual friends might have an alliance. Maybe they share a lot of political similarities.
This pairing of allies in this war would make more sense to you in the context of your game if you checked the nations window and the diplomacy tab and seen how one nations attitude and relationship is towards another, and then compare their legislation, government style and national goals. Check to see if they're trading with that nation. Generally any nation will want to protect a nation that they're importing from in the game as an example as to why you might see some bizarre alliances during war.
I don't think you're doing anything wrong though, or causing this outcome, in any way.
France wants to preserve their right as the world power, and they will seemingly go to any extreme to do this. In my current game, France made the most bizarre defensive alliances just so I wouldn't declare war on them as a well armed Rwanda. On a one to one scale, my troops are better than France now. Just gotta figure out how I can manage to deal with France in Africa quick enough (not likely given their troop count to my troop count).
It sucks that there's the whole immortal character bug that makes it so characters don't die of natural causes earlier in their life. Otherwise you'll see France shift a few ideological different leaders and that would dramatically decrease their ability to be orientated towards a single goal through the entire game.