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Madrid Chess Festival: Streamers and rising stars meet in Spain's capital - Vimarsana News

Madrid Chess Festival: Streamers and rising stars meet in Spain's capital

A 6-day festival featuring two round-robins and an open tournament is taking place in Madrid. Famous chess personalities, such as Levy Rozman, Eric Rosen and Anna Cramling, are participating. Among the raising stars invited to play, 10-year-old Faustino Oro stands out, as he attempts to become the youngest International Master of all time.

Chess Can't Shake Its Dark Side as Popularity Rises - Vimarsana News

Chess Can't Shake Its Dark Side as Popularity Rises

Chess has been exploding in popularity of late, and Rob Price takes a deep dive into the culture for Business Insider . What he paints is not a pretty picture. Chess "is...

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Beating Bobby Fischer: An Interview with Anna Cramling - Brown Political Review - Vimarsana News

Beating Bobby Fischer: An Interview with Anna Cramling - Brown Political Review

Anna Cramling discusses her experience as a chess content creator and what she hopes to do for the world of chess.

Ego Moves First - Brown Political Review - Vimarsana News

Ego Moves First - Brown Political Review

How chess has shifted from geopolitics to egopolitics.

Euro Teams: Denmark upset Azerbaijan as Andersen beats Mamedyarov - Vimarsana News

Euro Teams: Denmark upset Azerbaijan as Andersen beats Mamedyarov

The European Team Championship kicked off with a big surprise on the top board. Azerbaijan, the rating favourites, were defeated by Denmark, as Shakhriyar Mamedyarov lost to Mads Andersen after his attempt at a winning attack backfired. Romania, the second seeds, only drew Austria, while Norway also got a draw against Slovakia despite Magnus Carlsen winning his game on the top board. In the women’s event, the most shocking result on the top boards was Greece holding Germany to a draw. | Photo: Mark Livshitz