Chess
Karsten Müller – The Chronicler of Vanishing Endgame Generations
The move 9...a5: When human chess seeks an escape from the computer
Kasparov's Scotch and the FIDE Label That Misleads Chess Readers
The Scotch After Three Decades: From Kasparov's 2026 Shock to Mikhalchishin's Practical Antidote
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: 27 Miniatures, Four Annotators and a Headline That Runs Ahead of Its ContentThe ChessBase news page ran a headline: European Club Cup, comfortable wins f...
ChessKasparov and the Scotch Opening: When a Forgotten Opening Became a Weapon of Mass DestructionIn the world of chess, there are openings that seem to have been forgotten ov...
ChessKarsten Müller – The Chronicler of Vanishing Endgame GenerationsThere is a moment I will never forget, even though it was not a goal or a...
ChessDaniel King's Najdorf: Sixty Minutes of Update and the Breathing Rhythm of a Theory That Never Stops ChangingDa Nang at night, three in the morning, the ceiling fan spinning like an old...
ChessThe move 9...a5: When human chess seeks an escape from the computerThere was a moment in the tournament hall that only those sitting close enoug...
ChessTwenty-Seven Short Games and the Silence Between Two MovesIn a section titled 'Special' inside ChessBase Magazine issue 225, there are...
ChessScotch Gambit 5.e5: A Practical Opening Weapon for Club PlayersIn a small club room in Delhi on a Saturday evening, two amateur players sat...
ChessKasparov's Scotch and the FIDE Label That Misleads Chess ReadersI remember it clearly, a night in Da Nang, sitting alone rewinding the tape o...
ChessAfter 1.d4 d5: Six Systems White Uses to Dodge Theory and How Black Fights BackIn the seventh round of an international women's chess tournament that I was...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan and the Elephant Gambit: When an Unverified Record Arrives With an Old Opening MoveOn August 13, 2026, I sat down in front of the FIDE title list, and one...
ChessSavitha's Seven Games and the Father Who Left His Job in SingaporeThe game entered its fifth hour. Both clocks had dropped into the red zone, t...
ChessNihal Sarin's three-move collapse: When chess becomes a symphony of crueltySamarkand, the city of ancient silk roads, witnessed one of the strangest...
ChessThree Fateful Moves: When Nihal Sarin Dropped a Winning Position at SamarkandSamarkand, one afternoon at the Chess Olympiad arena. Board 3. Nihal Sarin,...
ChessThe Scotch After Three Decades: From Kasparov's 2026 Shock to Mikhalchishin's Practical Antidote"They called it a shock. I call it data nobody had read." In 2026 I was...
ChessGukesh Asked for Board 4 at the Chess Olympiad: A Team Move, Not a Personal ShockOn the board-order sheet India submitted to the organisers of the Chess...
ChessKasparov and the Scotch Opening: When a Forgotten Opening Became a Weapon of Mass DestructionIn the world of chess, there are openings that seem to have been forgotten ov...
ChessKarsten Müller – The Chronicler of Vanishing Endgame GenerationsThere is a moment I will never forget, even though it was not a goal or a...
ChessDaniel King's Najdorf: Sixty Minutes of Update and the Breathing Rhythm of a Theory That Never Stops ChangingDa Nang at night, three in the morning, the ceiling fan spinning like an old...
ChessThe move 9...a5: When human chess seeks an escape from the computerThere was a moment in the tournament hall that only those sitting close enoug...
ChessTwenty-Seven Short Games and the Silence Between Two MovesIn a section titled 'Special' inside ChessBase Magazine issue 225, there are...
ChessScotch Gambit 5.e5: A Practical Opening Weapon for Club PlayersIn a small club room in Delhi on a Saturday evening, two amateur players sat...
ChessKasparov's Scotch and the FIDE Label That Misleads Chess ReadersI remember it clearly, a night in Da Nang, sitting alone rewinding the tape o...
ChessAfter 1.d4 d5: Six Systems White Uses to Dodge Theory and How Black Fights BackIn the seventh round of an international women's chess tournament that I was...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan and the Elephant Gambit: When an Unverified Record Arrives With an Old Opening MoveOn August 13, 2026, I sat down in front of the FIDE title list, and one...
ChessSavitha's Seven Games and the Father Who Left His Job in SingaporeThe game entered its fifth hour. Both clocks had dropped into the red zone, t...
ChessNihal Sarin's three-move collapse: When chess becomes a symphony of crueltySamarkand, the city of ancient silk roads, witnessed one of the strangest...
ChessThree Fateful Moves: When Nihal Sarin Dropped a Winning Position at SamarkandSamarkand, one afternoon at the Chess Olympiad arena. Board 3. Nihal Sarin,...
ChessThe Scotch After Three Decades: From Kasparov's 2026 Shock to Mikhalchishin's Practical Antidote"They called it a shock. I call it data nobody had read." In 2026 I was...
ChessGukesh Asked for Board 4 at the Chess Olympiad: A Team Move, Not a Personal ShockOn the board-order sheet India submitted to the organisers of the Chess...