The Woman Who Defeated Kasparov. The Documentary The Queen of Chess Ignores What It Shouldn't
The documentary 'The Queen of Chess' examines the life of Judit Polgar, a chess prodigy, but fails to critically explore her father's controversial training methods.
Alpaca Walking Approved as Wellness Care in the Region - Not Stress Management
The region has approved a list of wellness activities, including alpaca walking, while specifying activities such as chess and spa visits are not eligible for tax-free wellness subsidies.
Chess at the SCG? Lofty ambitions touted as world champion visit
Five-time World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand believes Australia is on the verge of becoming a prominent chess nation, particularly impressed by the engagement of school children in the sport.
Seduc starts chess training for teachers from 50 full-time schools
The Secretary of Education in Brazil has begun a chess training course for teachers in 50 full-time state schools to promote chess as a pedagogical tool.
Flávio Bolsonaro details the PL's chess strategy in the states with his father's approval and bets on a 'family bench' in DF and SC
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a pre-candidate for the presidency, outlines electoral strategies for the PL party across Brazilian states, indicating a familial approach backed by his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro.
Charity Evening of the Munich Chess Foundation: With Concentration and Art for Children
The Munich Chess Foundation hosted a charity evening featuring a mix of chess, entertainment, and artistic performances to support children.
Russian chess loses the ancient Soviet hegemony: "Then it was an ideological tool"
Garry Kasparov discusses the historical significance of chess in the Soviet Union as a reflection of ideological superiority and a means for talented children to find opportunities.
Ottomar Ladva won nearly two million euros in poker tournaments
Ottomar Ladva, an Estonian chess grandmaster, has won nearly two million euros in poker tournaments recently, including a significant victory in Cyprus and another in Paris.
Chess Videos | Ilinca's Jumping Rook
A little-known Romanian youth becomes immortal at the age of 15 for a masterful attack on castling.
What is kabaddi: the sport that improves reflexes, strength, and cardiovascular health
Kabaddi, an ancient Indian contact sport, combines elements of rugby, wrestling, and chess strategy while enhancing physical and mental skills.
Jan Timman, the Western Titan Who Challenged Soviet Dominance in Chess, Has Died
Jan Timman, a notable Dutch chess player and theorist, has passed away, remembered for his significant contributions to the chess community during the time of Soviet dominance.
Book List Week 8: Vibrations, Debut Novels, Leftist Techniques, and a Chess Metaphor
This week's book list features new arrivals, highlighting debut novels and exploring themes such as vibrations and leftist techniques.
The Park of Biza and the 48 Victims: Who is Alexander Pichushkin, the Chessboard Killer
The article details the life of Aleksandr Pichushkin, a notorious Russian criminal known for his chilling acts of violence and obsession with chess, specifically his goal to match the number of victims to the squares on a chessboard.
The Dutch chess master and friend of Iceland Jan Timman has passed away
Jan Timman, renowned Dutch chess master and friend of Iceland, has died at the age of 75.
Magnus Carlsen won on the same day that my mother won a million in the lottery
Magnus Carlsen achieved a notable victory on the same day his mother won a substantial lottery prize.
Queen of Chess Review: Rivalry with Garry Kasparov
The show 'Queen of Chess' on Netflix draws comparisons to 'The Queen's Gambit' as it explores the dynamics of female chess under the shadow of Soviet chess traditions.
Mexico's Commercial Chess
The article discusses Mexico's strategic approach to international trade negotiations, emphasizing the importance of having a multifaceted strategy rather than relying solely on the benefits of existing treaties.
Chess Videos | The Extreme Refinement of Mario Matous
Czech composer Mario Matous showcases his extraordinary chess strategies through a stunning new video series.
Magnus Carlsen Wins His 21st World Title
Norwegian chess champion Magnus Carlsen has won his 21st world title, claiming victory in the Fischer Random Chess World Championship.
The Jacques Bar Opens in Madrid, Inspired by the Popular Chess Temple in Paris
A new exclusive club inspired by a famous chess-themed bar in Paris has opened in Madrid's Salamanca district, featuring a luxurious ambiance with vinyl music and premium cocktails.
In Schleswig-Holstein: Chess Star Carlsen Wins First Freestyle World Championship
Chess star Magnus Carlsen clinched the first Freestyle World Championship held at Schloss Weissenhaus on the German Baltic coast, defeating American Fabiano Caruana.
Judit Polgar and What the Documentary 'The Queen of Chess' Doesn’t Tell: From the Weight of Kasparov to the Role of Parents
The article explores the life and achievements of Judit Polgar, a chess player who was once in the top 10 globally, highlighting her upbringing and the lesser-known stories behind her success.
Adriana Ziliotto: "Writing by hand forces you to think long-term, like in chess"
Adriana Ziliotto, a psychologist specializing in graphology, has developed software to analyze writing problems in patients with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and other neuropsychiatric diseases.
Artificial Intelligence: We are in the Centaur phase, says CEO of Anthropic
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, likened the collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence to a centaur during a podcast, emphasizing the advanced capabilities of AI in mastering games like chess and the implications for software engineering.
Literary sensation now as a film, the most successful chess player in history, and a reality show that soothes the soul (tips on what to watch)
The article highlights a selection of films and series based on literary works, a documentary about the most successful female chess player in history, and a reality show about painting available on YouTube.
The Curious Case of Serguei Karjakin That Became a Matter of State
Serguei Karjakin, a chess prodigy born in Ukraine and representing Russia, finds his career intertwined with geopolitical tensions following the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Aqua Bridge or Cooke for the... checkmate in the Avramar "chess"
The acquisition dynamics involving Aqua Bridge and Cooke are reshaping the ownership landscape of Avramar Greece amidst rapid developments.
Judit Polgar, the chess master educated to defeat men
The article discusses Judit Polgar's significant achievements in chess and highlights the challenges faced by women in the sport, as well as insights from the documentary 'The Queen of Chess' on Netflix.
RulÃk has closed the doors. Before the start of the hockey tournament, chess begins
The article discusses potential technical difficulties faced by users when trying to access a page related to the hockey tournament and chess.
Judith Polgar: The Queen of Chess Has Conquered Gender Stereotypes
Judith Polgar, recognized as the greatest female chess player, defied gender stereotypes and achieved remarkable success through her unique upbringing and rigorous training.
The new tax chess: why tax reform changes the rules of the game?
Brazil's tax reform aims to simplify the tax system but presents challenges during its transition period between 2026 and 2033.
Chess Analysis | A Gem from Lorca
Pablo Guirado, one of the brightest sub-12 chess talents from Spain, showcased his great skills at a traditional chess tournament in Murcia.
Chess Videos | The Nutcracker Niepomniachtchi
Ian Niepomniachtchi executes a stunning chess victory against Anish Giri without moving his king throughout the match.
Harpoon Missiles Near China: High Tension in Asia
Taiwan has begun receiving its first land-based Harpoon missile systems, marking a significant escalation in the regional military chess game and further strains U.S.-China relations.
The Queen of Chess, the Shocking Documentary about Prodigy Judit Polgar that is Now on Netflix
Netflix has released a documentary titled 'The Queen of Chess' that explores the life of Judit Polgar, the best female chess player of all time who challenged the male-dominated sport and became a global star.
Netflix documentary about a chess genius and child prodigy delights people
Netflix's new documentary 'Queen of Chess' showcases the story of Judit Polgar, a real chess champion and child prodigy, as she navigates her journey to becoming a grandmaster in a male-dominated world.
Where is Queen of Chess star Judit Polgar now?
The article explores the life and current status of female chess grandmaster Judit Polgar, highlighting her journey beyond competitive chess.
‘Brilliant’ Netflix film about the ‘real Queen’s Gambit’ now streaming
The Netflix documentary 'Queen of Chess' explores the remarkable journey of chess champion Judit Polgár, showcasing her rise as a grandmaster in a male-dominated sport.
13 allocations from the achievement fund in chess
Thirteen chess projects have received funding from the achievement fund.
13 awarded from the achievement fund in chess
Thirteen grants have been awarded from the achievement fund aimed at promoting chess.
Nicholas Wennö: Here are this week's best streaming tips
This week's streaming highlights include Aimee Lou Wood as a lovesick film nerd, Russell Crowe portraying Hermann Göring, and Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returning in 'The Lincoln Lawyer', along with a collection of French lions, a German spy couple, and a Hungarian chess genius.
Akihito Hirose Returns to A-Class after Two Terms with Victory over Shingo Sawada
Akihito Hirose secured his return to A-Class chess after defeating Shingo Sawada, finishing the B-Class tournament with a record of 10 wins and 1 loss.
GALLERY ⟩ In the summer capital, 22 female chess players competed for the Estonian championship title
The second Leili Pärnpuu Memorial rapid chess tournament was held in Pärnu, where the Estonian women's champions were determined in both overall and age categories.
Election in Japan: Only Heavy Snow Can Stop Takaichi
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi surprises the competition with a strategic election move, reminiscent of the chess maneuver 'Queen's Gambit'.
Apple TV wants to show strength in streaming chess with luxurious event and stars
Apple TV unveiled its series and film plans for 2026 at an extravagant event in Santa Monica, California, attended by over 200 journalists and numerous high-profile actors and directors.
In the Heat of Nuclear Chess - the Scandinavian Move: Discussion About Their 'Thor's Hammer'
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson recently hinted at ongoing negotiations with the UK and France regarding potential nuclear collaboration, reviving an old idea amidst heated discussions.
Sofia Blokhin Wins Pärnpuu Memorial Tournament
Sofia Blokhin won the Leili Pärnpuu memorial tournament for the second time and was crowned the Estonian women's rapid chess champion, finishing with 6.5 points over seven rounds.
Grandmaster Markoš: Strong chess players want to separate from the federation, Russia's dominance is ending
The article discusses a significant shift in the chess world as Russian Grandmaster Jan Nepomniachtchi falls out of the top twenty in the world rankings for the first time since official ratings began in 1971, signaling the end of Russian dominance in chess.
Sota Fujii retains first place for the fourth consecutive year in the prize money rankings, surpassing 200 million yen for the first time
Sota Fujii, at 23, has topped the prize money rankings for the fourth year in a row, amassing over 213.61 million yen in earnings, marking a record for the first time surpassing 200 million yen.
Dendias' chess in Washington, Turkey's favorite, the happy traveler of politics, and Greek surrealism at its best
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias is in Washington for a high-level meeting with U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, amid a backdrop of carefully coded messages and tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.