Gelfand on computers and FIDE
After his win in the FIDE World Cup Gelfand gave a long and fascinating interview to Yury Yakovich at Chesspro.
- Anand’s WhyChess interview
- The rise and rise of Mateusz Bartel
- Anish Giri: The one who got away
- Ilyumzhinov on the London Candidates and Grand Prix
- Averbakh: “History is written by the victors”
- Ivanchuk: “I could have become a writer”
- Karpov, Kramnik and Kasparov on Spassky
- Spassky: “I knew the openings badly”
- Kramnik: Tseshkovsky “loved chess too much”
- Magnus Carlsen: Not a child of the computer era
- Spassky: “I knew the openings badly”
- Svidler on Kramnik’s opening preparation, and Shirov’s top 5
- Spassky: “I liked that the rook moved in straight lines and ate everything.”
- “Chess isn’t something squalid, chess is very cool”
- Ilya Levitov: “For me, classical chess is opera”
- Update on the Gashimov saga
- Judit Polgar: “I love chess”
- Magnus Carlsen: Not a child of the computer era
- GM Ruslan Ponomariov answers your questions: Part I
- Karpov on the Pozner show
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