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Samarkand Round 9: Gukesh Escapes, but India's Gold Hopes Still Rest on One Pair of Shoulders
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague, One Wrong Headline from Samarkand, and Bangladesh's Invisible Pipeline
One Headline, Two Documents: The FIDE Chair and the Najdorf File
When the Headline Becomes a False Witness: The Najdorf Update, the Turlov Claim, and the Ledger of One Broken Record
Samarkand Round 9: Gukesh Escapes, but India's Gold Hopes Still Rest on One Pair of ShouldersThe light in the Samarkand playing hall turns a little yellow as evening come...
One Headline, Two Documents: The FIDE Chair and the Najdorf FileThe document landed on my desk this week. The top line says Timur Turlov has...
When the Headline Becomes a False Witness: The Najdorf Update, the Turlov Claim, and the Ledger of One Broken RecordWhen the Headline Becomes a False Witness: The Najdorf Update, the Turlov...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague, One Wrong Headline from Samarkand, and Bangladesh's Invisible PipelineTwenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague, One Wrong Headline from Samarkand, and...
Samarkand Round 9: Gukesh's 54 Moves and India's Silent Single-Point RiskA losing position sat on a Samarkand table for more than five hours. In Round...
Samarkand in the Headline, Prague in the Body: ChessBase Magazine #225 and the Gap in Chess's Information ChainLast week a headline landed on my desk. Samarkand, round eight, women's...
ChessBase Magazine #225: Prague Analysis, Twenty-Seven Miniatures, and a Drawer in KhulnaIn the Right Corner of a Steel Cupboard In the right corner of that steel...
Samarkand in the Title, Prague on the Board: The Metadata Gap Inside ChessBase Magazine #225Samarkand. Round eight. Women's section. China leading 15/16. The headline re...
The Fifth Board's Arithmetic: Savitha Shri's 7/7 and a Family's Exhausted ReserveThe Thursday round in Samarkand took almost five hours. Two very different...
One Headline, Two Documents: The FIDE Chair and the Najdorf FileThe document landed on my desk this week. The top line says Timur Turlov has...
When the Headline Becomes a False Witness: The Najdorf Update, the Turlov Claim, and the Ledger of One Broken RecordWhen the Headline Becomes a False Witness: The Najdorf Update, the Turlov...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague, One Wrong Headline from Samarkand, and Bangladesh's Invisible PipelineTwenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague, One Wrong Headline from Samarkand, and...
Samarkand Round 9: Gukesh's 54 Moves and India's Silent Single-Point RiskA losing position sat on a Samarkand table for more than five hours. In Round...
Samarkand in the Headline, Prague in the Body: ChessBase Magazine #225 and the Gap in Chess's Information ChainLast week a headline landed on my desk. Samarkand, round eight, women's...
ChessBase Magazine #225: Prague Analysis, Twenty-Seven Miniatures, and a Drawer in KhulnaIn the Right Corner of a Steel Cupboard In the right corner of that steel...
Samarkand in the Title, Prague on the Board: The Metadata Gap Inside ChessBase Magazine #225Samarkand. Round eight. Women's section. China leading 15/16. The headline re...
The Fifth Board's Arithmetic: Savitha Shri's 7/7 and a Family's Exhausted ReserveThe Thursday round in Samarkand took almost five hours. Two very different...