The FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events in women’s chess history. This championship will see a fierce battle between the four-time ...

“The winner will secure a coveted spot in the FIDE Chess World Cup later this year, alongside an opportunity to qualify for the Grand World Swiss Championship.” ...

Doha, Qatar: Qatar Chess Association (QCA) President Mohammed Al Mudahka met with FIDE officials in Shanghai during the Women’s World Championship to discuss preparations for the World Rapid and ...

Ju Wenjun has secured her fifth FIDE Women’s World ... The championship began April 3 in Shanghai and carried a prize pool of €500,000 ($540,000). Ju now turns her attention to Norway Chess ...

GM Tan Zhongyi leads 1.5-0.5 in the 2025 FIDE Women’s World Championship after defeating ... an opening draw — a sign that more fighting chess may be ahead. Game 3, with Ju holding the white ...

FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2025 is all set for an exciting showdown where the four-time reigning champion Ju Wenjun and her formidable challenger Tan Zhongyi, both representing China.

Viswanathan Anand recently recalled winning 8 rupees as chess prize money when he was a little boy in Chennai and spending it ...

Tennyson Olisa wrote his name in chess history ... qualifying for the 2025 FIDE World Cup. Olisa will now face the bronze medallist from the African Individual Chess Championship for a place ...

World Chess organizes top-level tournaments, including the World Chess Championship cycle, and operates Chess Arena, a FIDE-rated online chess environment. The company’s strategic initiative ...

and the World Team Chess Championship. For two decades, he has been a key figure at the Linares tournament, and he served as the chief arbiter for the inaugural FIDE Grand Prix tournament in Baku.

MINSK, 18 April (BelTA) – Belarusian chess players won five (3, 1, 1) medals at the FIDE World Cadet & Youth Rapid & Blitz Championship 2025 in Rhodes, Greece, BelTA learned from the press ...

“FIDE has a dual position. Not all the chess events have to go under FIDE, as long as it’s not the World Championships, and for us it’s important that if chess has a way to expose itself to ...