Australia to bring back ambassadors to shape foreign policy: report

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will temporarily bring back every ambassador from across the world to help shape the final components of its new foreign policy, the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Wednesday citing the Foreign Ministry.<div class="feedflare">
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