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Xiangqi tournament at the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich - Vimarsana News

Xiangqi tournament at the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich

Nymphenburg Palace was the venue of an international rapid xiangqi tournament on September 9. As part of the festive event, Xiangqi Grandmaster Sun Yongzheng gave a simultaneous exhibition against ten opponents. Oliver Breitschädel reports. | Pictured: Andrea Trombettoni, with his daughter Giulia, observed by Xiangqi Master Dong Xubin. Andrea Trombettoni is a physics professor and travelled from Italy with his daughter especially for this event. | Photos: Oliver Breitschädel

World's divisions play out on the chessboard - Washington Times - Vimarsana News

World's divisions play out on the chessboard - Washington Times

In the landscape of chess geopolitics, the tectonic plates are shifting.

What to do in Ayrshire this Valentine's Day - Vimarsana News

What to do in Ayrshire this Valentine's Day

Love is in the Ayrshire air as Valentine’s Day is less than a week away. Read on to find out how to keep your partner sweet this February 14!

Alexandra Kosteniuk To Play For Switzerland - Vimarsana News

Alexandra Kosteniuk To Play For Switzerland

Alexandra Kosteniuk plans to represent Switzerland for future chess events, starting from January 1, 2024.

Source: chess.com
Alexandra Kosteniuk switches to Swiss Chess Federation - Vimarsana News

Alexandra Kosteniuk switches to Swiss Chess Federation

The exodus of Russian chess players continues. In 2024 Alexandra Kosteniuk will play for Switzerland. The top Russian player and Women's World Champion from 2008 has both Russian and Swiss citizenship, and in 2013 Kosteniuk won the Swiss Championship (in the open tournament). | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili