Chess
Dortmund 2027, Carlsen and a 60-Minute Chess Course: When an Advertisement Borrows a Tournament’s Name
ChessBase Magazine #225: The Shadow of Bent Larsen and the True Value of a Cover
India and the 97-Year Board: How Data Flipped the Soviet Chess Empire
India's Third Gaprindashvili Trophy: Two-Section Depth, Not Outright Supremacy
FIDE and the Samarkand Vote: The Promise to Bring Carlsen Back and the Question of Who Really Controls Chess
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: 27 Miniatures, 10 Opening Articles, and a Headline With No Moves in It2:47 a.m. and a Headline With No Scoreline 2:47 a.m., Chiang Mai. I reopened...
ChessDortmund 2027, Carlsen and a 60-Minute Chess Course: When an Advertisement Borrows a Tournament’s NameNha Trang, 2 a.m., I open a chess advertisement. The headline jumps out:...
ChessUzChess Cup: A Small Game Wedged Between Two Opening LabelsI reopened the Jacobson–Vakhidov game on a Moscow morning, when the snow had...
ChessEleven on Board One: Bodhana Sivanandan and the 3.Bc4 That Troubles the SicilianI remember the afternoon I sat in front of the screen watching round seven of...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: The Shadow of Bent Larsen and the True Value of a CoverBent Larsen's name sits on the cover like a ticket through the door. You open...
ChessThe Najdorf Sicilian: How a 60-Minute Update Exposes the Data Flaw in the Chess-Content IndustryIn July, Shanghai time, I opened a document whose bold headline read: "Main...
ChessNajdorf Sicilian: Inside Daniel King's 60-Minute Theory UpdateIn the analysis room of any professional chess team in Europe, there is a...
Chess2026 Chessboard: Openings That Shaped MemoryWhen I sat across the chessboard in VTC's studio in 2026, I wasn't thinking...
ChessV-League 2026: How Five Substitutions Turned the Final Twenty Minutes Into a War of AttritionRound 19 of V-League 2026, Thep Xanh Nam Dinh traveled to Binh Duong's Giai T...
ChessIndia and the 97-Year Board: How Data Flipped the Soviet Chess EmpireOn September 22, 2026, in Budapest, the Indian chess team closed out the...
ChessIndia's Third Gaprindashvili Trophy: Two-Section Depth, Not Outright SupremacyAt Samarkand, India's Open-section silver medal was not decided on the...
ChessThree Moves That Shook a Title Defence: Nihal Sarin, the Space Map, and India’s Fragility in SamarkandThe game did not end with a brilliant move, but with a forgotten gap. Nihal...
ChessThree Draws on Top, a Win on Board Four: India's Women and the Inverted Economics of the Samarkand OlympiadSamarkand, round six, board three. Savitha Shri stood up from her chair with...
ChessGukesh takes Board 4 at the Chess Olympiad: "It was my idea"Two hours before round 3 began, the board-order sheet went up in Samarkand an...
ChessFIDE and the Samarkand Vote: The Promise to Bring Carlsen Back and the Question of Who Really Controls ChessOn the Luzhniki night, the old bird understood that landing is also a way of...
ChessSamarkand Open and World Team Rapid: Erigaisi Falls, All-Chinese Team Dominates Hong KongIn Samarkand, a game ended with a gesture that made almost no sound: a hand...
ChessPatching a 50-Year-Old System: Daniel King and 60 Minutes Reweaving Old Theory on the NajdorfI watched that 60-minute video at 2 a.m., when Da Nang had already turned off...
ChessThe Elephant's Opening: d5 and the Gap Before the Board CollapsesHook One evening last month, at a youth chess tournament in Chiang Mai, I sto...
ChessDeep Analysis: Møller Attack Mislabeled - Risks for Vietnamese Chess LearnersIn the world of chess openings, where each move carries the weight of centuri...
ChessDortmund 2027, Carlsen and a 60-Minute Chess Course: When an Advertisement Borrows a Tournament’s NameNha Trang, 2 a.m., I open a chess advertisement. The headline jumps out:...
ChessUzChess Cup: A Small Game Wedged Between Two Opening LabelsI reopened the Jacobson–Vakhidov game on a Moscow morning, when the snow had...
ChessEleven on Board One: Bodhana Sivanandan and the 3.Bc4 That Troubles the SicilianI remember the afternoon I sat in front of the screen watching round seven of...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: The Shadow of Bent Larsen and the True Value of a CoverBent Larsen's name sits on the cover like a ticket through the door. You open...
ChessThe Najdorf Sicilian: How a 60-Minute Update Exposes the Data Flaw in the Chess-Content IndustryIn July, Shanghai time, I opened a document whose bold headline read: "Main...
ChessNajdorf Sicilian: Inside Daniel King's 60-Minute Theory UpdateIn the analysis room of any professional chess team in Europe, there is a...
Chess2026 Chessboard: Openings That Shaped MemoryWhen I sat across the chessboard in VTC's studio in 2026, I wasn't thinking...
ChessV-League 2026: How Five Substitutions Turned the Final Twenty Minutes Into a War of AttritionRound 19 of V-League 2026, Thep Xanh Nam Dinh traveled to Binh Duong's Giai T...
ChessIndia and the 97-Year Board: How Data Flipped the Soviet Chess EmpireOn September 22, 2026, in Budapest, the Indian chess team closed out the...
ChessIndia's Third Gaprindashvili Trophy: Two-Section Depth, Not Outright SupremacyAt Samarkand, India's Open-section silver medal was not decided on the...
ChessThree Moves That Shook a Title Defence: Nihal Sarin, the Space Map, and India’s Fragility in SamarkandThe game did not end with a brilliant move, but with a forgotten gap. Nihal...
ChessThree Draws on Top, a Win on Board Four: India's Women and the Inverted Economics of the Samarkand OlympiadSamarkand, round six, board three. Savitha Shri stood up from her chair with...
ChessGukesh takes Board 4 at the Chess Olympiad: "It was my idea"Two hours before round 3 began, the board-order sheet went up in Samarkand an...
ChessFIDE and the Samarkand Vote: The Promise to Bring Carlsen Back and the Question of Who Really Controls ChessOn the Luzhniki night, the old bird understood that landing is also a way of...
ChessSamarkand Open and World Team Rapid: Erigaisi Falls, All-Chinese Team Dominates Hong KongIn Samarkand, a game ended with a gesture that made almost no sound: a hand...
ChessPatching a 50-Year-Old System: Daniel King and 60 Minutes Reweaving Old Theory on the NajdorfI watched that 60-minute video at 2 a.m., when Da Nang had already turned off...
ChessThe Elephant's Opening: d5 and the Gap Before the Board CollapsesHook One evening last month, at a youth chess tournament in Chiang Mai, I sto...
ChessDeep Analysis: Møller Attack Mislabeled - Risks for Vietnamese Chess LearnersIn the world of chess openings, where each move carries the weight of centuri...
