Lubomir Kavalek: Karjakin Wins Norway Chess 2013, Edges Carlse...

The game of chess can be a metaphor for life. In November of 2009, an eighteen year-old named Magnus Carlsen of Norway became the youngest No. 1 chess player in the game's history. There are many clues for life success that can be learned by ...

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian grandmaster Levon Aronian tied the 9th round of Norway Chess 2013 against Magnus Carlsen. He scored 5 points to come 4th, with Magnus Carlsen taking the 2nd spot with 5.5 points. Sergey Karjakin vs Veselin Topalov, Teimour ...

in Stavanger on May 7, with Armenian grandmaster Levon Aronian to participate in. Aronian will face off against Magnus Carlsen, Viswanathan Anand, Peter Svidler, Teimour Radjabov, Sergey Karjakin, Veselin Topalov, Hikaru Nakamura, Wang Hao and Jon ...

PanARMENIAN.Net - Norway's Magnus Carlsen and Armenian grandmaster Levon Aronian scored 5.5 points each to come 1st and 2nd respectively at Candidates Tournament. Meanwhile, Russia's Vladimir Kramnik beat Peter Svidler to come 3rd with 4,5 points.

YEREVAN, MARCH 27, ARMENPRESS: In 10th tour of World Championship Candidates Tournament number one grandmaster of Armenia Levon Aronian is competing with Vassily Ivanchuk. As reports Armenpress, in a result of 9 tours, with 6 points Magnus Carlsen ...

Magnus Carlsen, the Norwegian chess superstar who will be challenging Viswanathan Anand for the world title later this year, disappointed his home supporters by failing to win the first ever elite tournament to have been played on Norwegian soil. In ...

Norwegian chess champion Magnus Carlsen smiles during a press conference in Oslo. Carlsen has brought an injection of cool to the normally sedate world of global chess. And the 22-year-old's home country is buzzing with excitement as he competes in ...

With his trendy look and athletic physique, Norway's Magnus Carlsen has brought an injection of cool to the normally sedate world of global chessextending its popularity beyond its niche following. The 22-year-old's home country is buzzing with ...

LONDON After 22-year-old Magnus Carlsen dispatched him in 36 deadly moves over three speedy hours in their first match at the 2013 Candidates Tournament here, the Russian grandmaster Peter Svidler spent a moment musing on why, to be blunt about it, ...