U.K., Canada To Share Diplomatic Missions, Invite N.Z. To Join
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The British Foreign Secretary hopes New Zealand and Australia will join an initiative to share diplomatic missions with Britain and Canada in remote countries.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird are due to sign an agreement in Ottawa on Monday (Canadian time) to open joint UK-Canadian diplomatic missions abroad.
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