The 2019 Georgian Champion GM Giga Quaparadze and the actual Georgian Women’s Chess Champion GM Nino Batsiashvili are the 2022 Nino Gurieli Cup winners, thus clinched the titles of Georgian …
“Chess for Social Benefits and Women Inclusion & INFINITE CHESS Evolution” conference, organized by FIDE Social Commission, FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess and French Chess Federation, took place on December …
19-year-old Azerbaijani WFM Laman Hajiyeva and five-time Azerbaijani Chess Champion in classical chess GM Rauf Mamedov clinched the titles at the 2022 Rapid Chess Championship of Azerbaijan. It was a …
The 12th Sharjah International Cup for Women takes place from 8th-17th December 2022 at Sharjah Culture & Chess Club. The event attracted 70 entries from 38 countries and it will …
17-year-old multiple-time Azerbaijani Youth Chess Champion GM Aydin Suleymanli added the Azerbaijani Blitz Chess Championship Winner’s trophy to his collection after winning the National Blitz Chess Championship of Azerbaijan. The …
FIDE Council approved the below-mentioned changes to the simplified procedure for performing under the FIDE flag for players representing Russia/Belarus: The right to play under the FIDE flag is granted …
The 20-year-old Uzbekistani grandmaster Abdimalik Abdisalimov claimed the 1st Al-Beruniy International Chess Tournament, held in Khiva, Uzbekistan from 29 November to 3 December 2022. Uzbekistani players dominated in the event …
The 2022 Hungarian National Chess Championship for Women will take place from 5th-13th December 2022 in the premises of the Hungarian Chess Federation in Bucharest. The Championship will be ongoing simultaneously with …
The 2022 Hungarian National Chess Championship will take place from 5th-13th December 2022 in the premises of the Hungarian Chess Federation in Bucharest. The event will be ongoing simultaneously with …
On July 10th โ August 10th 2022, NEUROHM, Michal Kanarkiewicz and PLAY MAGNUS GROUP conducted a chess survey, aimed at promoting the royal game and expanding knowledge about the group …
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