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Ding Liren confirms his participation for the Chinese National Team for this year's Chess Olympiad to be held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan! It's wonderful to see that the former World Champion is getting back into his groove!

Ju Wenjun spends 8 minutes to play the radical 17...d5?! against Carissa Yip — White is winning with best play! chess.com/events/2026-fi…

what's your favorite chess memory? 💭

What am I using 3 chess accounts to do for God sake🤦...🤣 Sha they'll serve their purpose soon enough

Richard Matundu (🇲🇼 1691), from Malawi, is among the lowest-rated players in the field at the African Championships, which makes him the one I’ll be rooting for. Underdogs deserve our support!

⚡♟ It’s time for blitz! The blitz section of the FIDE World Team Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships 2026 gets underway today. Check the schedule and join us for all the excitement! #FIDERapidBlitzTeams #HongKong

Sindarov takes down Magnus 🔥🗿

Giri finds a saving move that might give Hexamind gold! chess.com/events/2026-fi…

@piper21179692 Наконец-то нормальный человек

@Me_den5 Наконец-то нормальный человек

After 3 rounds of the FIDE World Cup Under 8-12, the race is heating up across all age categories! Young players from 68 countries continued competing for the top places, with several participants maintaining perfect scores after three rounds. Here are the current top three players by tiebreaks: 🏆 U8 Open: Jin Yuxin 🇨🇳, Mark Adamyan 🇦🇲, Nikolas Bausys 🇱🇹 🏆 U8 Girls: Ye Xinhe 🇨🇳, Shreyanshi Jain 🇮🇳, Akshara Shanojan 🇱🇰 🏆 U10 Open: Nurmukhamed Elemes 🇰🇿, Aiden Linyuan Li 🇺🇸, Kiasha Mahboobi 🇮🇷 🏆 U10 Girls: Lile Svanadze 🇬🇪, Nakshatra Gumudavelly 🇮🇳, Eliza-Ioana Badescu 🇷🇴 🏆 U12 Open: Alimzhan Zhauynbay 🇰🇿, Lev Shangin 🇺🇸, Sergejs Filipovs 🇱🇻 🏆 U12 Girls: Elizabeth Zhou 🇺🇸, Milana Filippova 🇰🇿, Viktoria Makhina The battle for the titles is just beginning as the world's best young talents continue their quest for glory! ♟️🌍 📷 Organizers

Love is in the air! ❤️♟️ We witnessed a heartwarming proposal at the FIDE World Team Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships. Congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple! 💍✨ #FIDERapidBlitzTeams #HongKong

The 2026 African Individual Chess Championships kicked off this afternoon in Jwaneng, Botswana 🇧🇼 It is a very special edition, as @AfricanChessCon celebrates its 50th anniversary.

@UAnfilov 20 метров

Magnus Carlsen had 2 tough days in Hong Kong. He lost 4 games in a row. This is not something we are used to seeing with Magnus. He usually bounces back after one or two losses! But while he was going through this slump in form, we were observing something in the playing hall. The moment the pairings would come up, people would rush and find a spot around Magnus' board. Just being able to see Magnus in action at close quarters was a big joy for almost all the chess fans! There were many strong players in the room and there were many world class GMs, yet majority of the people chose to stand around Magnus' game. In some ways if you think about it, it is like seeing someone like Beethoven composing his music or Leonarda Da Vinci doing this painting. To be able to witness it LIVE is to later be able to brag that I saw the best in action. The chess world and the chess ecosystem is powered in a huge way by Magnus Carlsen's presence at the current moment. This is not to say that a new name will not rise soon. It will. But we also have to be grateful about what the man provides. The number of eyeballs he brings to chess and the way he popularizes the sport. All the best Magnus. We hope that you make a strong comeback!

Now it's an astonishing 4th loss in a row for Magnus Carlsen! 🤯 chess.com/events/2026-fi…

@Deliriumd20 Объясни больше

чувство будто что-то не так не так , но что именно и не так ли оно я понять не могу неприятное чувств , ещё и в сон клонит , надо что то делать...

WIM Esperança Caxita (🇦🇴 1968) has been a regular member of Angola’s women’s national team, playing on the top boards at the Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2022, and 2024. #womeninchess #chessinafrica

FIDE opens new office in Shenzhen, marking a significant step in strengthening cooperation with China. The inauguration of the FIDE Shenzhen Office in Qianhai was followed by high-level talks between FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich and He Fengxiang, Director of the Board and Card Games Administrative Center of China’s General Administration of Sport. Both sides emphasized deeper collaboration in event organization, youth development, and the global growth of chess, leveraging the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area as a key hub. China reaffirmed its strong support for FIDE’s initiatives, while FIDE highlighted China’s growing impact on international chess through its world-class tournaments and organizational capacity. With the Shenzhen office now operational, both parties aim to expand cooperation in competitions, talent development, and cultural exchange. More details: fide.com/shenzhen-welco…