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5-1 and 5-1: A Hong Kong Final, Ding Liren's Name, and Two Truths Inside One File
Auditing Installment #746: Four Systems, Six Videos, Zero Moves
From Board to Product: ChessBase #225 and the Book We Never Write
The Scandinavian Defence, Carlsen's Borrowed Name, and the Gap in a Federation Headline
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5-1 and 5-1: A Hong Kong Final, Ding Liren's Name, and Two Truths Inside One FileThe scoreboard read 5-1 before the last move was played in Hong Kong. The...
The Brutal Arithmetic of Paltan: Kasparov's Scotch and the Silent Death at Our Chess BoardsA 51-year-old GM's hands tremble over the board. The clock ticks toward...
Auditing Installment #746: Four Systems, Six Videos, Zero MovesThe heading reads “Game of the Week #746: Xiong vs Liang.” Two names in the...
Ten Empty Fields, Five Grandmasters: The Archive Bangladesh's Chess LostRangpur, Monday, seven in the morning. A document arrived on my desk with ten...
From Board to Product: ChessBase #225 and the Book We Never WriteAt 11 p.m. in Penang the download bar stalled at twenty-eight per cent, and m...
The Misattributed FIDE Presidency: How One Article's Factual Error Is Eroding Trust in Chess MediaBrowsing a chess news website last week, I stopped at a headline: "FIDE...
A Two-Move Gambit and a Sixty-Minute Course: The Ledger Behind a Chess HeadlineTwo moves on the board. White's knight has gone to f3, Black's pieces are...
The Scandinavian Defence, Carlsen's Borrowed Name, and the Gap in a Federation HeadlineIt was half past midnight in Mymensingh, and the glow of the laptop fell on a...
Yu Yangyi vs Ding Liren: The Story of a Lost Champion in the Shenzhen Masters FinalYu Yangyi's victory over Ding Liren in the Shenzhen Masters final is not just...
Preparation Sold Under a Dragon's Name: 1.d4 d5 Sidelines, Nepo's Shadow, and the Ledger Behind the BoardThe clock was closing on half past eleven. In a tea stall in Purana Paltan, t...
5-1 and 5-1: A Hong Kong Final, Ding Liren's Name, and Two Truths Inside One FileThe scoreboard read 5-1 before the last move was played in Hong Kong. The...
The Brutal Arithmetic of Paltan: Kasparov's Scotch and the Silent Death at Our Chess BoardsA 51-year-old GM's hands tremble over the board. The clock ticks toward...
Auditing Installment #746: Four Systems, Six Videos, Zero MovesThe heading reads “Game of the Week #746: Xiong vs Liang.” Two names in the...
Ten Empty Fields, Five Grandmasters: The Archive Bangladesh's Chess LostRangpur, Monday, seven in the morning. A document arrived on my desk with ten...
From Board to Product: ChessBase #225 and the Book We Never WriteAt 11 p.m. in Penang the download bar stalled at twenty-eight per cent, and m...
The Misattributed FIDE Presidency: How One Article's Factual Error Is Eroding Trust in Chess MediaBrowsing a chess news website last week, I stopped at a headline: "FIDE...
A Two-Move Gambit and a Sixty-Minute Course: The Ledger Behind a Chess HeadlineTwo moves on the board. White's knight has gone to f3, Black's pieces are...
The Scandinavian Defence, Carlsen's Borrowed Name, and the Gap in a Federation HeadlineIt was half past midnight in Mymensingh, and the glow of the laptop fell on a...
Yu Yangyi vs Ding Liren: The Story of a Lost Champion in the Shenzhen Masters FinalYu Yangyi's victory over Ding Liren in the Shenzhen Masters final is not just...
Preparation Sold Under a Dragon's Name: 1.d4 d5 Sidelines, Nepo's Shadow, and the Ledger Behind the BoardThe clock was closing on half past eleven. In a tea stall in Purana Paltan, t...