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Alberta voters are scheduled to go to the polls next week in a tight election pitting Danielle Smith's United Conservatives against Rachel Notley's New Democrats. But there remains a lot of political space between those two poles, which leads to a question: Where has the centre gone in Alberta politics? CBC Producer John Chipman went looking, and found himself in a true-blue riding, where despite the odds, one candidate believes he can win voters over, by occupying the middle ground.

The second day of FII Institute's Global PRIORITY Summit was a continuation of unexpected conversations as the over 700 delegates heard from brilliant minds across industries on creating a roadmap

/PRNewswire/ -- FII Institutes Global PRIORITY Summit in Miami closed with disruptive and unexpected conversations on peace and prosperity, upcoming big ideas...

The second day of FII Institute's Global PRIORITY Summit was a continuation of unexpected conversations as the over 700 delegates heard from

MIAMI: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine carries the same existential threat to Europe and the West’s security order as Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990 did for the Middle East’s, an international relations expert told the FII Priority conference in Miami on Friday. John Chipman, director-general and chief executive at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, was

U.S. former officials and experts are urging greater efforts to thwart Chinese espionage, which many believe has enabled Beijing to develop a range of advanced weaponry on the back of stolen American technology. James Anderson, a former acting undersecretary of defense for policy, said China stole U.S. military technology for developing its J-20 fighter jet…

Experts say China’s advances in sixth-generation fighter jets, hypersonic weapons and even the spy balloon that crossed the US last month all appear to incorporate elements of American technology 

China to boost production of J-20 stealth fighters this year which could outnumber the F-22 Raptor as the US halted its production.

Russia is estimated to have lost nearly half its main battle tanks in its war in Ukraine, according to a new analysis by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

Almost a year of war has “significantly” changed Russia’s arsenal, including its fleet of T-72 tanks, the International Institute for Strategic Studies said.