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Debashis Das holds Veselin Topalov - Business Standard
Gibraltar Chess Festival under way with its strongest ever field - Telegraph.co.uk
The Tradewise Gibraltar Chess Festival got under way on Tuesday with the strongest field ever assembled to play chess in the shadow of The Rock. For the first ...
Topalov, Nakamura, Svidler Top Seeds At 13th Gibraltar Chess Festival - Chess.com
Topalov, Nakamura, Svidler Top Seeds At 13th Gibraltar Chess Festival - Chess.com
Wesley So shooting for the stars (1/2) - Chessbase News
Wesley So is hardly a new name on the horizon as one of the youngest grandmasters ever, and a prodigy in every sense of the word. He went to the United ...
The 10 Best Chess Games of the Last 20 Years - New York Observer
Chess, one of the world's oldest games, reflects the times. Though the rules have not changed in 500 years, how the game is played has been profoundly ...
The 10 Best Chess Games of the Last 20 Years - New York Observer
Chess, one of the world's oldest games, reflects the times. Though the rules have not changed in 500 years, how the game is played has been profoundly ...
The 10 Best Chess Games of the Last 20 Years - New York Observer
Chess, one of the world's oldest games, reflects the times. Though the rules have not changed in 500 years, how the game is played has been profoundly ...
All systems go for the 2014 Candidates tournament - Chessbase News
Does anybody still care about chess? - BBC News
Carlsen’s chess victory a triumph for man over supercomputer - Financial Times
Carlsen’s chess victory a triumph for man over supercomputer - Financial Times
Magnus Carlsen's triumph over Viswanathan Anand on Sunday allowed the 23-year-old Norwegian to retain his crown as world chess champion. Yet it was the ...
I was not in best shape, says Magnus Carlsen - Indian Express
The expression said it all. Tired and somewhat lost, that's how world champion Magnus Carlsen looked, both during and after Game 8. After all, it's not everyday ...
Magnus Carlsen Is More Than An Odds-On Favorite To Win The World Chess Championship - FiveThirtyEight
Iranian chess prodigy has Carlsen as mentor - Indian Express
For Siamak Tari, one of the reasons for fleeing his homeland was the chance to play chess again. Tari, born in Tehran, left Iran in 1986, travelling first to Turkey ...