World of chess

After months of anticipation, FIDE has published its decision in the disciplinary case stemming from Kramnik's public comments against the late GM Daniel Naroditsky. Kramnik has reacted.

It's been a busy week in chess off the board, but Garry Kasparov brought a touch of excitement back in Croatia with the opening of the latest Grand Chess Tour event.

The head of the international chess federation faces his most competitive election yet with two opponents already declared. But he does have a billionaire onside.

The election to be head of the world chess federation is, fittingly, quite like a game of chess.

Campaigning officially begins for the top job in chess as two strong candidates announce their intention to stand.

For the first time in the history of chess, online play can lead to an official FIDE rating.

Campaigning is about to start in the race to be FIDE president. As it stands, three candidates are expected to put their hats in the ring. But don't take anything for granted.

Uzbekistan and India have dominated chess over the past year—but in Hong Kong it was the Chinese team Dragon Chilling that was awakened at FIDE's glitzy team tournament.

After his Norway Chess nightmare, the world number-one went on to lose four in a row in Hong Kong. But are the reports of Carlsen's demise greatly exaggerated?

All eyes are on Hong Kong right now where the Germany's new FIDE delegate Wadim Rosenstein is playing alongside Magnus Carlsen in the presence of FIDE president Arkady Dvorkovich.