A history of cheating in chess (4) - Chessbase News
Las Palmas 1996: Garry Kasparov is agonizing over his 20th move against Vishy Anand. He calculates and calculates but cannot make a very tempting pawn ...
Mozart of Chess: Magnus Carlsen - CBS News
At age 21, chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen is the number one player in the world and says he loves to see his opponents squirm.
Aronian to FIDE: I cannot play in Azerbaijan - Chessbase News
The first two bids to stage the next Candidates Tournament for the World Championship received by FIDE are from Bulgaria and Azerbaijan. But one of the two ...
Family who are hoping to show young people how much fun chess can be - WalesOnline
You don't need to be an intellectual genius to play chess, Cathy Owen meets one Cardiff family hoping to show young people how it can be both fun and ...
Magnus Carlsen – 'I don't quite fit into the usual schemes' - Chessbase News
He is by his own admission a chess genius, weaned on computers, a supreme expert on openings, and the hardest worker amongst the top players. Actually ...
The Great London Chess Debate - Huffington Post
The former world champion Vladimir Kramnik won the London Chess Classic, a tournament that brought the English capital close to its former glory. London was ...
Chess Classic Retrospect: Pictures and people at Olympia - Chess News | ChessBase
Rogoff on chess addiction and why he had to give up the game - Chess News | ChessBase
Rogoff on chess addiction and why he had to give up the game - Chessbase News
One of the highlights of the London Chess Classic has been the visits of a large number of important and interesting people. One of them, the Professor and ...
London R9: Vlad All Over - Chess News | ChessBase
Kramnik conquers London as Anand finishes fifth | Chess News - Times of India
London Classic: Anand draws with Carlsen; joint 3rd - Rediff
World Champion Viswanathan Anand played out another draw, signing peace with Magnus Carlsen of Norway in the eighth and penultimate round of London ...