The feud saw FIDE on one side and prominent players such as Magnus Carlsen on the other. Why was the chess world in turmoil in recent weeks and what has changed now? We explain.
Magnus Carlsen, the World No 1 player, and the FIDE have been in a conflict over Freestyle chess tournament for a while now.
FIDE director general Emil Sutovsky responded to Magnus Carlsen and leaders of his Freestyle Chess venture in a heated social ...
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Magnus Carlsen criticised FIDE after co-founding Freestyle Chess Players Club with Jan Henric Beuttner, which led to a ...
FIDE CEO Emil Sutovsky has called out Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura for spreading a ‘misleading’ narrative that the ...
FIDE has urged the Freestyle series to refrain from using the "World Championship" designation. The federation has made it ...
FIDE has slammed the Freestyle Chess Players Club, which is co-owned by Magnus Carlsen and counts Viswanathan Anand and D ...
The ongoing dispute between the international chess federation (FIDE) and Magnus Carlsen escalated when the governing body ...
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Magnus Carlsen makes his feelings known for D Gukesh ahead of their Norway Chess 2025 clashMagnus Carlsen reflects on his initial impression of D Gukesh ahead of their highly anticipated clash at the 2025 Norway ...
According to Freestyle Chess' official website, the India leg will take place in New Delhi from September 17-24 this year.
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