This chess study, by Albert Beliavsky, was published yesterday 21 June in the newspapper "El País".

The basic idea is to take advantage that black King hasn't free squares.
Nevertheless white King is threaten to mate (checks in g7 and g5).
The solution is amazing.

That was great! Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting study of the knight route.  Thanks for sharing!

bucking bronco with the black king being the rodeo clown, yee-haw. Dalmatinac what isn't easy for you - ? - i is so jealous. Pau keep on

whoua..... seriously very interesting, ty for the lesson. keep posting

Extremely funny.  Clockwork elegance.

Very elegant maneuvering there!

Reminds me of a windmill position :)

Exciting stuff

Amazing, my first candidate move was the only check check, as I saw that a knight on d5 would be quite dangerous.  But then the queen problem happened, and it was amazingly solved by the same move (had to backtrack as I didn't see Ne7+ immediately)

This was amazingly easy using my chess thought process.  Well, I still have a 70% success rate on chesstempo =/

this is sweet! thank you for posting!