Chess star Karyakin: symbol of geopolitical divides
Por um escritor misterioso
Descrição
Russian chess grandmaster Sergei Karyakin dismisses the geopolitical overtones of his forthcoming East-West showdown against Norwegian reigning world champion Magnus Carlsen -- insisting it's just a matter of sporting pride. "He has to prove that he's better than me," Karyakin told AFP during an interview last month, sitting next to an ornate chess board in his home outside Moscow. "Back then it was the USSR versus the US, and now it's the European Union and the US and their sanctions against Russia," the Russian president of the World Chess Federation said ahead of the event.
Why is the 'Cold War' between the United States and the Soviet Union considered such a significant historical circumstance despite the relative dormancy of the conflict? - Quora
Magnus Carlsen wins third world chess title - BBC News
The Armenian Mirror-Spectator February 4, 2012
2014 Chess Olympiad (Tromso, Norway) - The Chess Drum
Magnus Carlsen reportedly wants the world chess championship format to change to a mix of classical, rapid, and blitz. Would it be bad for chess if FIDE agrees? - Quora
Draws And Politics At The World Chess Championship
Geopolitics and the Diverse Voices in Chess - The Chess Drum
Pentagram Designed the Chess Set Being Used in the World Chess Championship. It Also Designs Tablet's Print Magazine. - Tablet Magazine
Calaméo - Reflections: West about Russia / Russia about West. Film images of people and countries.
Chess Magazine Black and White: vladimir kramnik
Chess for All Ages: November 2016
Chess Magazine Black and White: vladimir kramnik
de
por adulto (o preço varia de acordo com o tamanho do grupo)
