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I head off to Europe tomorrow, although hopefully my blogging will not be disrupted too much. The main purpose of the trip is to play in the...

Anand Draws! (and therefore wins) By drawing game 11 of the 2008 World Chess Championship, Viswanathan Anand reached the 6.5 points required...

While details are still sketchy, it appears the Australian Chess Federation has had to deal with another association who hasn't paid all...

Kramnik hangs on! Vladimir Kramnik prolonged the 2008 World Chess Championship in the only possible way, by winning Game 10 of the match. Th...

This game could be considered a psychological battle, although it has come too late in the match to make a difference. Kramnik (as Black) ch...

The 2008 ACT Lightning Championship was held yesterday, on a glorious Canberra spring day. Although the field might not have been as strong ...

Anand is edging closer to winning the 2008 World Chess Championship, with a draw in Game 8. He now leads 5.5-2.5 over Kramnik, and an Anand ...