Finding a purpose is sometimes the most difficult thing in life. Discovering Purpose Through Chess is Opening Master's Journey. And hey we got summer sales!
"Through the Mirror of Chess: A Cultural Exploration" is a thought-provoking and comprehensive documentary that delves deep into the societal impact of chess. Directed by Howard Burton, this film ambitiously attempts to capture the multifaceted nature of the game and its influence on various aspects of human civilization.
I always wanted to set up a Chess academy offering chess lectures to students. Now together with Abhishek Yadav we got Unstoppable Chess Academy
Bernice Wambui is Kenya 2022 Chess Open Champion. She's also the Gift of Chess Global Youth Ambassador, AFI Child Ambassador to the United Nations and UNICEF Kenya Voice of Children Ambassador. Did we forget to mention she is just 12? Bernice believes chess is not just a game, it's a tool for education.
Nasir is only 11 years old. He moved from Nigeria to the United Kingdom with his family early last year to seek better life and opportunities for chess. Before he left, he planned to conquer Nigeria and Africa in chess. His relocation only meant a change in plan. Conquer Wales, then the United Kingdom, then Europe and maybe the world.
Two-thirds of people believe A.I. will replace significant numbers of jobs in the next five years. Maybe your job too. Are you ready or just watching?
Have you ever seen a squirrel playing the London System in chess? Well, neither had I until today! Picture this: a man sitting across from a squirrel at a chessboard, staring at the board with a mixture of awe and confusion.
Watching chess movies can be a great way to experience the beauty and complexity of the game of chess. These movies not only showcase the strategic and tactical elements of the game, but also the human drama that often accompanies it.
Ding Liren wins World Chess Championship Match 2023! After 14 classical games of the match finished in a tie with the score of 7-7, the 2023 World Chess Championship advanced to the tiebreaks. Ding Liren won the thrilling 4-game rapid mini match with a victory in the last game to become the 17th World Chess Champion! Congratulations! -- International Chess Federation
The history of chess can be traced back over a millennium, with its roots in India before spreading to Persia and beyond. As the game evolved and gained popularity, so too did the participation of women, albeit at a slower pace due to various societal factors. Today, there is a growing recognition of the importance of gender equality in chess, as women continue to make their mark on the game. This article will explore the history of women in chess, the challenges they have faced, and the modern-day successes of female grandmasters. It will also discuss the story of Laszlo Polgar and his daughters, as well as the work of the FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess on promoting women in chess.
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