Uzbekistan have emerged as the sole leaders of the Open section after six rounds, producing another impressive result on home soil. Their first team defeated India 2.5-1.5 in a thrilling encounter, ...
A unique situation occurred for both Israeli teams, in the Open and Women’s sections, who were not in the playing hall when the round began. Due to the observance of Yom Kippur on September 20, the ...
At the same time, unfortunately, a number of players and participants of the FIDE Congress have not yet received the ...
In the Open section, China, the host nation Uzbekistan, Germany, Armenia, the USA, India, the Netherlands, and Hungary remain ...
The International Chess Federation (FIDE) and Freedom Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: FRHC) announced today that Freedom has become the General Partner of the Salesforce FIDE World Championship Match 2026.
The leading teams field their strongest line-ups as Samarkand delivers another fascinating day of chess.
Team Kazakhstan, seeded third, is also making its ambitions clear. A 3.5–0.5 victory over Slovenia is an impressive result, especially against a team capable of causing problems on every board. First ...
Seven days of competition, a record 41 teams and countless stories from across the chess world came to a close in Samarkand, as Poland claimed gold at the 3rd FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with ...
Six rounds have now been completed, and the 3rd FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities has reached its final turn. Poland enters the seventh and final round as the sole leader, following its ...
After five rounds, Poland and the Czech Republic lead with 9 match points, closely followed by the Philippines, Cuba and IBCA on 8. USA, Uzbekistan 1 and India are next with 7 points each. Behind the ...
Charlize van Zyl set the scene by introducing the guests and drawing attention to the Olympiad numbers: nearly 400 teams participating in the main event, with 208 in the open section and 191 in the ...
Born in Thessaloniki, Greece, in 1953, Makropoulos established himself as a promising chess talent and competed in two World Junior Chess Championships (1969 and 1971). He emerged as one of the ...
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