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Azerbaijan Takes Gold in European Team ChampionshipVugar Gashimov scored the critical win for Azerbaijan in the final round of the European Team Chess Championships, allowing them to defeat the Netherlands 2.5-1.5 and slip ahead of Russia in the final standings to take first place. Azerbaijan and Russia entered the final round tied for first, and... |
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Should Women's Chess Titles Stay or Go?A recent Wall Street Journal editorial in favor of abolishing women's titles in chess has generated a lot of discussion online. For a while now, this (and similar topics, such as the necessity of female-only events in chess) have simmered, coming to the surface now and again whenever an article l... |
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World Championship to be Held in SofiaThe World Chess Championship finally has a host. The match has been awarded to Sofia, Bulgaria, thanks to a bid worth 3 million Euros backed by the Bulgarian government. According to a report by ChessBase, Turkey and Singapore were also in the running to host the event, but dropped out when Bulga... |
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Zatonskih Goes Undefeated to Win US Women's ChampionshipAnna Zatonskih came into the US Women's Chess Championship as the top seed (just barely -- her USCF and FIDE ratings were just two and four points higher, respectively, than... ... |
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Magnus Dominates in Nanjing, Crosses 2800 BarrierMagnus Carlsen didn't keep up his blistering pace after starting 4.5/5 in Nanjing, but he did more than enough to win, finishing at 8/10, a full 2.5 points ahead of... ... |
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Carlsen Blazes Through NanjingMaybe bringing Kasparov on board was a good idea after all. Magnus Carlsen has been utterly dominant thusfar in the Nanjing Pearl Spring Chess Tournament scoring 4.5/5 to begin the... ... |
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