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The World Champion, the lndian Vishy Anand, will face a Chess legend, the Russian, Anatoly Karpov, several times World Champion.
At Bastia October 31th, and then at Ajaccio November 2n
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The organizers of the "Valencia, cuna del ajedrez moderno" chess matchbetween Kasparov and Karpov have presented the official videos of theevent. It goes through the history of Valencia, the creation of theQueen as a chess piece, and the importance of the Kasparov - Karpovmatch 25 years after their last encounter. Chessdom reveals theschedule and more details of the tournament. Read More...|
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21.08.2009 ? Remember American astronaut Greg Chamitoff, who a year ago played chess against the NASA ground stations. Well, now European Space Agency astronaut Christer Fuglesang, Sweden, is going to do the same, playing a game against the Swedish public. Right now Fuglesang is in quarantine awaiting an August 24th launch. But the game has already started, and you can take part.
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2009 British Chess Championship

Official site: http://www.britishchess09.com/
BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP (75 players) Here are some of the top seeds:
HOWELL,David W L, 2614g; CONQUEST, Stuart, 2572g; JONES, Gawain C, 2554g;GORDON, Stephen, 2537g; WILLIAMS, Simon K, 2527g; ARKELL, Keith C,2521g; WELLS, Peter, 2498g; GORMALLY, Daniel, 2490g; TRENT, Lawrence,2471m; HEBDEN, Mark, 2468g; SUMMERSCALE, Aaron, 2454g; GREET, Andrew N,2443m; COBB, James, 2432m (WLS); PALLISER, Richard JD, 2413m; BUCKLEY,Graeme, 2398m; HOUSKA, Jovanka, 2392m; KOLBUS, Dietmar, 2383m (GER);LANE, Gary, 2379m (AUS); etc.
The 96th British Chess Championships will take place on July 26 - August 8, 2009 at Torquay.
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Complete field super-tournament in London announced 25 June 2009 13:03 PM CET (14)

Thecomplete field of the London super-tournament, to be held in Decemberthis year, was announced today. It turned out to be an interestingmixture with some of the world’s best players and some young Britishtalents: Michael Adams, Magnus Carlsen, David Howell, Vladimir Kramnik,Luke McShane, Hikaru Nakamura, Ni Hua and Nigel Short. full story »
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Ever
wanted to know which is the oldest chess club in the world? Well, the
answer is the Schachgesellschaft Zürich, founded in 1809. In August the
club commemorates its 200th anniversary and it gives everyone the
opportunity to take part of the jubilee. You can win a seat in a simul
against either Anand, Karpov, Kasparov, Korchnoi, Kramnik, Spassky,
Ponomariov or Topalov. full story »
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For
the first time in 25 years, London will have a chess tournament with
the world’s best players. From December 10 to 17, 2009 a single
round-robin with eight players (five world-class grandmasters and three
English players) will be held in the capital of the United Kingdom. The
tournament boasts a minimum prize fund of € 100,000 and has applied for
membership of the Grand Slam. Initiatior Malcolm Pein: “We’re going to
focus on the public and the media.” full story »
SOURCE: www.chessvibes.com
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After
all the turmoil in November and December, it’s been a bit quiet around
the Grand Prix Series, but today there’s more bad news for FIDE: in an
official statement, Bessel Kok and Pavel Matocha are announcing the
withdrawal of Karlovy Vary, where the 6th and last GP was to take place
in December this year. full story »
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Traditionally,
one of the winners of Grandmaster Group A is asked to show his game to
the journalists. And traditionally, ChessVibes brings these so-called
press conferences to you! After the first round, Dutch champion GM Jan
Smeets showed his victory against Vassily Ivanchuk. Enjoy! full story »