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10 questions before Norway Chess 2015  Chess24

Grand Chess Tour Kicks Off Monday With Norway Chess  Chess.com

Grand Chess Tour Kicks Off Monday With Norway Chess - Page 2  Chess.com

Grand Chess Tour Kicks Off Monday With Norway Chess  Chess.com

Aftenposten
Får ikke møte Magnus Carlsen i Norge: - Tjente neppe på Putin-støtten
Aftenposten
Slik forklarer Norway Chess-arrangøren vrakingen av den regjerende mesteren. Russland-ekspert tror politikk kan ligge bak beslutningen. FOTO: NTB SCANPIX To ganger har Sergej Karjakin vunnet Norway Chess. Her poserer han med vinnerpremien etter ...

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Får ikke møte Magnus Carlsen i Norge: - Tjente neppe på Putin-støtten
Romsdals Budstikke
Deltakere i Norway Chess 2015: Navn (land), verdensranking. Magnus Carlsen (Norge), 1. Vishy Anand (India), 2. Fabiano Caruana (Italia, planlegger å bytte til USA), 3. Hikaru Nakamura (USA), 4. Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria), 5. Alexander Gristsjuk ...

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Får ikke møte Magnus Carlsen i Norge: - Tjente neppe på Putin-støtten
Fædrelandsvennen
Bakgrunnen for at Karjakin ikke er med er at Norway Chess har blitt del av en sjakkturneen Grand Chess Tour. At det er Garry Kasparov, sjakklegende og fiende av Vladimir Putin, som står bak Grand Chess Tour, har bidratt til spekulasjoner rundt ...

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Får ikke møte Magnus Carlsen i Norge: - Tjente neppe på Putin-støtten
Fædrelandsvennen
Deltakere i Norway Chess 2015: Navn (land), verdensranking. Magnus Carlsen (Norge), 1. Vishy Anand (India), 2. Fabiano Caruana (Italia, planlegger å bytte til USA), 3. Hikaru Nakamura (USA), 4. Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria), 5. Alexander Gristsjuk ...

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Får ikke møte Magnus Carlsen i Norge: - Tjente neppe på Putin-støtten
Aftenposten
Deltakere i Norway Chess 2015: Navn (land), verdensranking. Magnus Carlsen (Norge), 1. Vishy Anand (India), 2. Fabiano Caruana (Italia, planlegger å bytte til USA), 3. Hikaru Nakamura (USA), 4. Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria), 5. Alexander Gristsjuk ...

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St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history
St. Louis Public Radio
The Grand Chess Tour is an invitation-only series of tournaments, three of them this year, its inaugural edition. The top 10 players in the world are invited, plus a wildcard determined by the hosting city (for their tournament). The tour opens June 16 ...

St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history
St. Louis Public Radio
The tour opens June 16, with the Norway Chess 2015 Tournament. Stavanger, Norway, will be the host city for this event. Already considered one of the strongest events of the year, the addition of Norway to the Grand Chess Tour was an obvious one ...

St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history
St. Louis Public Radio
21, and it will finish with the London Chess Classic in December – events that are the gold standard for chess around the globe. You can follow the Norway Chess 2015 games, along with the commentary, live and for free on grandchesstour.com starting at ...

St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history
St. Louis Public Radio
The Sinquefield Cup of 2014 was the strongest tournament ever to have been held; Fabiano Caruana's performance, which started with a smashing 7-0, will never be forgotten. The event became the tournament to look forward to all year round -- la crème de ...

On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history  St. Louis Public Radio

On Chess: Grand Chess Tour set to make history  St. Louis Public Radio

Telegraph.co.uk
Remembering FIDE Master Neil Carr
Telegraph.co.uk
After a break of 24 years, Neil returned to internationally-rated chess in 2013 at the 100th British Chess Championships in Torquay, where he scored an excellent 7/11, and at the London Chess Classic Open. • Malcolm Pein's chess column. It is a measure ...

Remembering FIDE Master Neil Carr  Telegraph.co.uk

FIDE Master Neil Carr dies of a heart attack aged just 47. Here are two of his greatest games, against Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov.

On Chess: Game of kings belongs to kids  St. Louis Public Radio

When I was learning chess, my dad was a chess master, my brother was better than me, and I wondered at which age I would excel. My dad told me that 35.

Rex Sinquefield: The Tyrannosaurus Rex of State Politics  Governing

Billionaire Rex Sinquefield's crusade to control Missouri politics sheds light on the power and limits of money in contemporary American politics.