Garry Kasparov, threatened with death by Putin’s circle, ties his security to Ukraine’s victory
US security services reveal a plan by agents linked to Russian intelligence to kill the former world chess champion, who is living in New York
Naomi Lautier: The pure talent of a 14-year-old creator living between autism and the art world
After a group exhibition in Barcelona, the young artist’s work begins a solo tour of galleries around the world
Judit Polgár, the chess master taught to beat men
The Netflix documentary ‘Queen of Chess’ does a good job of showcasing Polgár’s talents, but fails to examine the fact that she never went to school or that there were very few women in the sport
The inside story of Daniel Naroditsky: Defamation and a public spat with Vladimir Kramnik
The renowned US chess grandmaster and commentator, who died suddenly on Monday aged 29, was accused without evidence of cheating for over a year by the former Russian champion
When your robot wins a Nobel Prize
There is no problem in principle for machines to design other machines, for systems to generate other systems, and so on until human contribution is nothing more than a distant memory
Garry Kasparov: ‘Putin will violate a truce when he finds it convenient, as he did with dozens of others’
The former world champion chess player is an outspoken critic of the Russian president, who he warns is capable of anything
Garry Kasparov: ‘I cannot show weakness, it’s not a good sign for a leader’
The record-holding world chess champion, who lives in New York and is included on the Putin government’s list of ‘terrorists and extremists,’ maintains that the war must follow a ‘strategy that consists of Ukraine winning and Russia losing’
Putin’s thorny foe: Chess Grandmaster Garry Kasparov
Russia places the former world chess champion on its list of terrorists and extremists, more than 10 years after moving to New York when targeted by the Russian president for his political dissension
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