Chess in Translation
Chess in Translation
Russian chess news and interviews in English
  • Home
  • Archives
    • All posts
    • All tags
    • All thumbnails
  • Contact

Mamedov

Update on the Gashimov saga

Update on the Gashimov saga

By mishanp on October 8, 2010

Perhaps the most significant story in the run-up to this year’s Olympiad was the Azerbaijan team’s decision to leave out Vugar Gashimov. They paid the price at the chess board (finishing 12th), but there were also more problems between the team and captain during the event, and conflict continues to rage now it’s over.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Azmaiparashvili, Danailov, Gashimov, Guseinov, Gustafsson, Ilyumzinov, Karpov, Kasparov, Mair Mamedov, Mamedov, Radjabov, Rustamov, Safarli, Yazici | 9 Responses

Malakhov at the opening of last month's Russia-China match | photo: chessdom.com

Vladimir Malakhov: chess player, nuclear physicist

By mishanp on September 5, 2010

There’s an urban myth that Vladimir Malakhov, rated 2725, a World Cup semifinalist and on the Russian 1st team for the Olympiad, is an amateur chess player. He sets the record straight in an interview with Wojciech Gryciuk for the Polish Chess Federation website, while also making some startling revelations about top-level chess.

Posted in Polish | Tagged Adams, Arkhipov, Bartel, Dreev, Dvoretsky, endgames, Malakhov, Mamedov, openings, PCF | 6 Responses

Rauf Mamedov on the Chinese School

Rauf Mamedov on the Chinese School

By mishanp on December 5, 2009

Rauf Mamedov lost to a Chinese player in the first round of the World Cup, but was far from singing the praises of Chinese chess.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Chinese School, Gashimov, Kamsky, Mamedov, World Cup, Zhou | Leave a response

  • Recent Posts
  • Random
  • Archived
  • 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
  • Rauf Mamedov on the Chinese School
  • Making a drama out of a crisis
  • Kramnik on the liberation of losing the crown
  • “Svidler is Svidler” – Bareev on the Russian team’s start
  • Kasparov’s verdict on Carlsen’s withdrawal
  • Karjakin reflects on moving up in the world
  • World Cup Finals, Day 2: Ivanchuk strikes
  • Kramnik on competing with Carlsen
  • Anti-hero? Evgeny Vasiukov on Viktor Korchnoi
  • Your questions for GM Levon Aronian
  • May 2012
  • March 2012
  • February 2012
  • January 2012
  • December 2011
  • November 2011
  • October 2011
  • September 2011
  • August 2011
  • July 2011

Tags

age Anand Aronian Bareev Barsky Candidates Matches Carlsen Chess960 computers Crestbook Danailov FIDE FIDE election Fischer Gelfand Grischuk Ilyumzhinov Ivanchuk Kamsky Karjakin Karpov Kasparov Korchnoi Kramnik Leko Levitov Malakhov Morozevich Nakamura Nepomniachtchi Odessky Olympiad Ponomariov Radjabov Shipov Shirov Spassky Surov Svidler Tal Topalov Vasiliev WC 2010 Wojtaszek World Cup 2011

2700chess.com for more details and full list

English news

  • Chess.com
  • Chess24
  • ChessBase
  • Chessdom
  • Chessgames
  • FIDE
  • The Chess Drum
  • The Chess Mind
  • The Week In Chess

Players' websites

  • Anish Giri
  • Gawain Jones
  • Hikaru Nakamura
  • Magnus Carlsen
  • Michael Adams
  • Peter Svidler
  • Sergey Karjakin
  • Vladimir Kramnik

Russian news

  • Chess Moscow
  • Chess-News
  • ChessPro
  • Crestbook
  • e3e5
  • Extra Time
  • ruchess.ru
Feed for posts
Feed for comments

Copyright © 2010-2025 Chess in Translation.

Powered by WordPress and Hybrid.