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Candidates 2026

Candidates 2026: Renewing the Road to FIDE\’s World Chess

In the pursuit of the World Chess Championship, the path to glory is undergoing a profound transformation. FIDE, the international chess federation, has introduced sweeping changes to the qualification paths leading to the Candidates 2026 Tournament. As the chess community braces for this evolution, we dissect the key modifications that promise to reshape the landscape […]

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Ding Liren

Ding Liren Returns: Wijk aan Zee and the Road Ahead

Ding Liren, the world champion whose prolonged absence has raised speculation and anticipation for his return at the Tata Steel tournament in Wijk aan Zee. While some top players like Carlsen and Caruana will be absent, the event will feature contenders such as Firouzja, Nepomniachtchi, and young prodigies like Praggnanandhaa and Gukesh. Additionally, it covers

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Firouzja

Firouzja Bid for new Candidates : 5 Key Moments

Alireza Firouzja, the young chess prodigy, embarked on a determined journey to secure a spot in the coveted Candidates Tournament through a series of strategic matches. As the year drew to a close, Firouzja\’s pursuit encountered highs and lows, marked by critical encounters and pivotal decisions that shaped his quest for the prestigious championship entry.

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sunway sitges

Sunway Sitges Apartments theft : 7 new Insights

Amidst the 10th Chessable Sunway Sitges International Chess Festival in 2023, distressing incidents unfolded, tarnishing the competitive fervor. Several Indian chess players encountered a night of despair as their apartments were targeted by thieves, resulting in the loss of possessions, cash, and even passports. Their harrowing encounters shed light on the vulnerability faced by participants.

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Magnus Carlsen

World Rapid Championship: Carlsen\’s 5th Title Triumph

Magnus Carlsen\’s unparalleled dominance in the World Rapid Championship emerged as a definitive highlight of the event. Securing his fifth world title in rapid chess, Carlsen\’s strategic prowess and exceptional performance stood as a testament to his unrivaled command in the sport. His journey through the tournament showcased not just his chess mastery but also

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World Rapid Championship: 5 Players in lead

The World Rapid Championship kicked off in Samarkand with excitement and intense competition, showcasing a thrilling battle on the chessboard. The initial day witnessed a five-player tie for the top spot, each securing an impressive 4½/5 points. Notable among the leading pack was Magnus Carlsen, although he assessed his performance as \”so-so.\” Joining him were

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Bodhana Sivanandan

Bodhana Sivanandan : A new Chess Podigy

Bodhana Sivanandan extraordinary triumph in the European blitz championship at Zagreb heralds the emergence of a prodigious talent in the world of chess. Her journey, marked by unwavering determination and exceptional skill, hints at a future where she might carve her name amongst the legends of the game. Bodhana Sivanandan: An Eight-Year-Old Chess Prodigy At

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London Classic

London Classic Chronicles: New Adams Win

Unveiling Triumph: Adams\’ Victory at the London Classic Michael Adams\’ triumph at the London Classic marked a momentous achievement in the realm of chess. At 52, he showcased unparalleled skill, securing an unbeaten 6/9 score and claiming the coveted £15,000 first prize. His performance was a testament to strategic brilliance and unwavering consistency, elevating him

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Hans Niemann

Hans Niemann: A Polarizing Chess Figure Arrives at London Classic

The London Chess Classic commenced amidst a buzz of anticipation, with Hans Niemann, a 20-year-old player, making headlines both on and off the board. Niemann, known for his controversial past interactions, arrived with high spirits following his exceptional victory at Zagreb Chess Tournament. Hans Niemann: A Controversial Prodigy in Chess Takes London by Storm The

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