Poland won all six of their matches to emerge as the winners of the first ever FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities.

Awards season is upon us. The Oscars, the Grammys…and most importantly, the Chessable Awards! And you get to help us determine the best of the best chess instruction in 2022 by voting for your favorites. To participate, click the link below and choose your favorite course or author for each of the categories.

It’s Carlsen-Sarana, Firouzja-Erigaisi, So-Mamedov and Gukesh-Nakamura on Monday in the Airthings Masters, the 1st event on the 2023 Champions Chess Tour. Gukesh starred in the gruelling 8-hour 140-player Play-In to finish 1st by a full point and then beat Vladimir Kramnik 2:0 in a match. The greatest drama came as Rauf Mamedov took down Ian Nepomniachtchi, while Alexey Sarana came back to beat Fabiano Caruana in Armageddon.

Alexandra Kosteniuk, Tan Zhongyi, Elisabeth Paehtz and Nana Dzagnidze started perfectly with wins as the second leg of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix kicked off in Munich, Germany on Thursday. One of the draws was not without controversy.

Fantastic news for our German-speaking friends: You can now master your openings, tactics, strategy, and endgames through Chessable — in German! Following the successful rollout of Chessable in Spanish… Chessable soft-launched the German side of the website in August 2022, with less than 10 courses. But after receiving tons of helpful feedback from the community… publishing dozens of courses… and squashing bugs… you can now enjoy Chessable in the language you find most intuitive.