GM Magnus Carlsen has now been the world chess number-one on every FIDE rating list for the past 15 years, since July 2011. Although Carlsen has suffered scares—for instance, any loss to GM Fabiano Caruana in the 2018 World Championship matc…
GM Javokhir Sindarov’s dream run continued after GM Hikaru Nakamura thought for 67 minutes on move 13, chose badly, and sank without a trace in round five of the 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament. Sindarov, now world number five, is on 4.5/5, with o…
Norway Chess 2026 and the UzChess Cup 2026 were two tournaments that shifted classical ratings for many of the world’s top-15 on the July list. The most notable change was, unusually so, an 18-point drop in GM Magnus Carlsen’s rating, just as he c…
GM Hans Niemann leads the 2026 Super Rapid &앰프; Blitz Poland after nine rounds of rapid chess, with 18 rounds of blitz to come in the next two days. A win against GM Jan-Krzysztof Duda in round eight, accompanied by two draws, was enough to break…