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- Rybka 2.3.2 is now available
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- Shirov, Gelfang, Rublevsky & Aronian qualify
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- Tomsk wins Russian Team Championships
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- Aronian beats Kramnik 4-2 in Yerevan
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- Ivan Cheparinov wins Sigeman tournament
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- Legends match : Portisch vs. Spassky, 3 - 3
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- Amber : R8, Kramnik leads, Anand 2nd
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- Amber : R5, Aronian, Ivanchuk & Kramnik lead
- Garry Kasparov, new book : How Life Imitates Chess
- Amber : R3, Vladimir Kramnik leads, Aronian 2nd
- Amber blindfold : R1, Morozevich beats Anand
- Amber 2007 tournament started in Monaco
- GM Wang Yue wins Cappelle la Grande tournament
- Anand wins Morelia-Linares super GM tournament
- Linares, final round : Leko beats Carlsen
- Linares : R13, Morozevich beats Topalov
- Linares : Morozevich and Svidler win with Black
- Linares : R11, Carlsen beats Ivanchuk
- Linares : R10, Anand beats Carlsen again, lead
- Linares : R9, Morozevich beats Leko
- Rybka 2.3.1 beta is available
- Linares : R8, all games drawn. Anand, Carlsen lead
- Morelia : R7, Anand, Topalov, Ivanchuk win
- Evgeny Alekseev wins Aeroflot Open 2007
- Carlsen beats Topalov, Aronian beats Anand
- Morelia : R4, Anand & Carlsen win, Anand leads
- Morelia : R3, Anand beats Carlsen
- Morelia : R2, Ivanchuk beats Topalov
- Morelia : R1, Carlsen beats Morozevich
- Rybka 2.3 is available
- Alexey Dreev wins Parsvnath International Open
- Akopian wins GibTel Masters in Gibraltar
- Zap! Chess Zanzibar is available
- FIDE rejected Topalov's challenge to Kramnik
- Eljanov wins group B, Krasenkow wins group C
- Aronian, Topalov & Radjabov share Corus 1st place
- Corus : R12, Radjabov wins, catches Topalov
- Corus : R11, Svidler beats Topalov
- Corus : R10, Topalov beats Carlsen, still leads
- Wijk aan Zee : Round 9, Anand beats van Wely
- Corus 2007 : Topalov beats Anand, takes lead
- Topalov beats Ponomariov in Corus, moves 2nd
- Wijk aan Zee : Round 6, Kramnik beats Anand
- Wijk aan Zee : Teimour Radjabov leads 4,5/5
- 2nd FICGS chess world championship started
- Wijk aan Zee starts with Topalov, Anand & Kramnik
- Hiarcs 11 UCI is available
- Peter Leko wins ACP world rapid chess cup
- Surya Ganguly wins Indian National Championship
- Alexander Morozevich wins Pamplona 6/7 perf 2951
- Kateryna Lahno beats Parimarjan Negi 11-7
- Asian Games chess : India takes Gold, China 2nd
- Evgeny Alekseev wins Russian Superfinal
- Nigel Short wins Commonwealth championship 9/10
- Bilbao blindfold, Topalov vs. Polgar : 3,5-2,5
- Vassily Ivanchuk wins Capablanca Memorial
- Computer beats World champion 4-2
- Deep Junior beats Teimour Radjabov in Florence
- Chess challenge in Bonn : Deep Fritz 10 leads
- Game 3 drawn, Deep Fritz leads 2-1
- Game 2 : Kramnik checkmated by Deep Fritz
- Kramnik vs. Deep Fritz, game 1 is a draw
- Vishy Anand wins Tal Memorial Blitz
- Leko, Ponomariov & Aronian win Tal Memorial
- Rustam Kasimdzhanov wins Corsican Masters 2006
- Teimour Radjabov wins Cap d'Agde rapid chess
- Judit Polgar & Shakhryar Mamedyarov win Essent
- Topalov looses to Mamedyarov & Polgar at Essent
- Vladimir Kramnik is FIDE world champion !
- Kramnik vs. Topalov : Score 6-6, tie break
- Vladimir Kramnik wins game 10. Score 5-5
- Veselin Topalov wins game 9, takes the lead
- Topalov wins game 8 with black. Score 4-4
- Kramnik accused of using Fritz 9 by Danailov
- FIDE wch confusion : Kramnik did not play game 5
- Kramnik wins game 2, takes the lead 2-0
- Vladimir Kramnik wins game 1 in 75 moves
- FIDE wch : Topalov vs. Kramnik, sep 23 - oct 12
- Magnus Carlsen is new norwegian chess champion
- Nigel Short wins european union chess championship
- Grischuk wins world blitz championship
- Christophe Leotard is ICCF world champion
- Viktor Korchnoi wins Banyoles chess festival
- Rybka 2.1 multi processor available
- Miskolc : Leko beats Karpov, 4.5 - 3.5
- Tkachiev & Skripchenko win french championships
- Vishy Anand and Levon Aronian win Mainz
- Garry Kasparov & Anatoly Karpov win Zurich blitz
- Vladimir Kramnik wins Dortmund, Svidler 2nd
- Morozevich wins Biel, Magnus Carlsen 2nd
- Deep Junior 10 available (chessbase.com)
- Sergey Karjakin wins Tomsk (cat. 18) tournament
- Gata Kamsky wins World Open in Philadelphia
- Veselin Topalov (2813) tops FIDE rating list
- Sergey Tiviakov wins Dutch championship
- AeroSvit : Rublevsky wins, Ivanchuk 2nd
- Rybka 1.2 tops SSDF rating list
- Anand wins Leon, defeating Topalov , 2.5 - 1.5
- Chess olympiad in Turin : Armenia takes Gold
- FIDE : Kirsan Ilyumzhinov reelected
- Computer chess program Junior - WCCC 2006
- 1st FICGS go tournament started !
- Legends match : Spassky - Karpov , 1.5 - 0.5
- Shredder 10 available (chessbase.com)
- Topalov wins M-TEL masters
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