Chess — Women's Candidates 2026 Queen of Cyprus: Vaishali Rameshbabu Conquers the World At 24, the Indian grandmaster clinches the Women's Candidates in a dramatic final round — and earns her shot at the world championship crown. A...
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Fide Candidates 2026 finished with Sindarov and Vaishali winning in the open and women's sections, respectively. Women's section was very competitive with five of the eight players being sole or shared leaders in various rounds (even without count...
Hi! After yesterday's draw by Sindarov to secure the first place in the Candidates and become the challenger for Gukesh, the Uzbek youngster took a quick and rather bloodless draw against Wei Yi, with a draw by threefold repetition on move 32...
Sindarov's run at the 2026 Candidates is becoming genuinely historic. Five wins in six rounds, with his only non-win being a draw against Bluebaum in Round 2. His victim list so far: Esipenko, Praggnanandhaa, Caruana, Nakamura, and now Wei Yi &m...
2026 Chess Mid-Season Review: The Changing of the Guard and the Fight for the Crown We are only a few months into 2026, and the chess world has already delivered enough drama, brilliance, and heartbreak to last a decade. From the coastal winds of...
Hi! Earlier today I heard that Wikipedia are banning AI writing for their articles. That's good news for the likes of us who value honesty and truthfulness in writing. AI text generators can really make grave mistakes if you don't pay attention....
The games in the womens candidates are extremely interesting especially Vaishali's insane queen sacrifise against Divya Deshmukh which completely saved the game and made it a draw! What is you favorite player and your favorite game in the candidat...
Open Section Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu vs Javokhir Sindarov – Both joint leaders after two rounds. Fabiano Caruana vs Wei Yi – Clash of heavyweights, both chasing early momentum. Hikaru Nakamura vs Anish Giri &nda...
#ChessNews #FIDE #Candidates2026 #Praggnanandhaa #Vaishali #DivyaDeshmukh 📢 The NewsThe FIDE Candidates Tournament 2026 continues in Cyprus, and Round 3 is already producing excitement: Open Section: Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu (India) vs J...
Filipino chess master Jonathan Jota has just clinched victory at the 9th AQ Prime FIDE Rated Standard Chess Open Tournament in Antipolo City, Philippines. The event, held March 29–30, saw Jota finish undefeated with 5.5 points, earning the ₱...
#FIDECandidates2026 #ChessBattle #PraggOnFire #CaruanaVsNakamura #VaishaliVsDivya #CyprusChess #RoadToWorldChampionship The Candidates Tournament in Cyprus has reached Round 3, and the tension is rising. Eight gladiators of the chessboard are ba...
#FIDECandidates2026 #ChessBattle #PraggOnFire #CaruanaVsNakamura #VaishaliVsDivya #CyprusChess #RoadToWorldChampionshipThe stage is set in Cyprus. Eight gladiators of the chessboard have gathered, each with one dream: to challenge Ding Liren for t...
♟️ HumanEngine: AI Commentary That Understands Human Chess — Live for the Candidates 2026 TL;DR: I built a chess commentary app that predicts what would actually happen between two human players (not what Stockfish thinks) and generates re...
The 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament starts tomorrow (March 29) in Pegeia, Cyprus, and it’s going to be one of the most exciting chess events in a long time. Eight of the world’s strongest players competing in the Open section and eight...
Hello everybody welcome back to Aji Corner sorry for not posting in a while I have been active but not really getting ideas to post but from now onwards I plan on writing my natural blogs and together working to become a top blogger but for day I ...
The 8th edition of the Prague International Chess Festival 2026 started with many interesting games and some huge upsets. Masters section witnessed 4 decisive results with the white side winning in all 4 games. The only game that ended in a draw...
Welcome to 2026! We had another great year at Chess.com in 2025, all because of you. As we enter the new year, let's take a look back at the last month of action—GM Magnus Carlsen's continued dominance, our annual Chess.com Awards commu...
Naroditsky, Carlsen, Divya & Co. Are The 2025 Chess.com Awards Winners CHESScom 06.01.2026, 10:00|35|Chess.com Nachrichten 2025 was an eventful year for chess, and we surely had a lot to celebrate! We were lucky enough...
Prologue: The Ash-Steppe The Ash-Steppe is not a land that rewards kindness. It rewards those who think faster than their enemies and hesitate less. Tribes rise, fracture, and vanish here with the seasons, each convinced their way of war is the c...
Indian chess just hit another massive milestone this week. R. Praggnanandhaa, the 19‑year‑old sensation from Chennai, has officially secured his place in the 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament, becoming India’s sole male representative in the w...
2025 was a marvelous year. This is my final blog of 2025. 2025 is a perfect square year. The square root of 2025 is 45. 45 squared = 45 x 45 = 2025. That was mathematically interesting of the year 2025. Perfect square years only happen once in a c...
Hello everyone! Welcome to Part 7, the final part of the “600 Chess Puzzles: From Beginner to Master” series. This last section contains 30 final puzzles, completing the full 600-puzzle journey from beginner to master level. Thank you ...
Hello everyone! Welcome to Part 5 of the “600 Chess Puzzles: From Beginner to Master” series. This is the largest section so far, featuring 300 carefully selected puzzles designed to deeply sharpen your tactical vision, calculation ski...
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