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A very interesting article from Chessbase , the man who conquered the ancient game of Go by advancing at least 10 years on the development of Artificial Intelligence explains children how to develop some key formative areas, including between other things, the study of chess, the man himself is a former chess prodigy,

World n°2 chessplayer Levon Aronian convincingly won the world cup for the second time in his career, defeating China's strongest player Ding Liren. The world cup is a strange but very exciting tournament where each player has one standard time game with black and white, then if no one comes victorious in this "mini match" a series of rapid tiebreaks decides the victor. Having to play for almost a month in such conditions requires special stamina, concentration and will. Even world class players like former champion Vishy Anand were eliminated in the early stages. Magnus Carlsen himself was knocked down in a brilliant game by former child prodigy Bu XiangZhi. Aronian is a figure by itself in the chess world, his games show imagination, technique and beautiful attacking resources. Levon himself has charm and looks like Jean Paul Belmondo in his prime years wearing his colorful and stylish clothes. Many see a possible Carlsen-Aronian match as a reincarnation of the gre

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EL gran maestro Miguel Najdorf, uno de los mejores ajedrecistas del mundo en la primera mitad del siglo XX escribió durante muchos años una afamada sección de ajedrez en el diario Clarín de argentina, una cuenta en flickr contiene una buena colección de dichos articulos.

I came across this site , it has many dated but still interesting chess books.