Chess World Digest Content Archive
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- Chess week in review: Pragg, British age records, So leads Sinquefield, Carlsen sick but through
- Chess digest, Aug. 13–15: So stays ahead, Carlsen reaches the EWC final
- Chess digest, Aug. 15–19: Carlsen repeats, Pragg catches So, French titles settle
- Chess digest, Aug. 19–22: So wins again, Tan holds on, GCT Finals begin
- Chess digest, Aug. 22–26: Caruana leads Pragg, Total Chess field named
- Chess digest, Aug. 27–Sep. 2: Pragg wins GCT, reaches No. 8, Bengaluru next
- Chess digest, Sep. 2–5: GCL opens, Oro becomes youngest current GM, senior titles settled
- Chess digest, Sep. 5–12: GCL reaches final day, Antón leads Madrid, Kasparov–Topalov begins
- Chess digest, Sep. 12–16: Samarkand Olympiad opens, Ganges Grandmasters crowned, Topalov beats Kasparov
- Chess digest, Sep. 16–19: Kyrgyzstan stun Brazil, Gukesh slips under 2700, Poland take gold
- Chess digest, Sep. 19–23: Uzbekistan edge India, China and Kazakhstan stay perfect, Israel forfeit on Yom Kippur
- Chess digest, Sep. 23–26: Uzbekistan lose a match and lead again, Savitha Shri wins seven, FIDE votes
- Chess digest, Sep. 26–30: Uzbekistan win the Olympiad at home, China's women go unbeaten, FIDE elects Turlov
- Chess digest, Sep. 30–Oct. 3: Samarkand remakes the ratings, three Afghan Olympiad players arrested, Saint Louis fields set
- Chess digest, Oct. 3–7: Nakamura reaches 3500, Russia's titles at halfway, FIDE approves a Chess960 rating
- Chess digest, Oct. 7–10: Saint Louis opens, Esipenko 1½ clear, Duda one game short of 11/11