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.
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.
After the Russian Opposition Forum - Criticism of the West: 'Afraid to Go Until Victory'
Rasa Juknevičienė commented on the diverse Russian opposition during the Free Russia Forum in Vilnius, highlighting that Garry Kasparov's faction aligns closely with current perspectives on the war in Ukraine and the future of Russia.
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.
Warns of NATO gaps: If V. Putin enters the Baltic countries, defenses would be absent
Garry Kasparov warns that formal NATO membership does not guarantee real protection against a potential Russian invasion of the Baltic states.
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.
Putin has not taken Kiev, but Florida instead
The article discusses how Vladimir Putin's strategic moves, exemplified by Donald Trump's calls with him before meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, serve to limit Ukraine's options before negotiations even begin, as explained by Russian chess player and opposition figure Garry Kasparov.