New in Chess Magazine 7-2018

New In Chess 2018#7 brings you 108 pages of the best in chess

Double Gold for China 
In a nail-biting finish China became the big winner of the 43th Olympiad in Batumi. In a unique double strike, the Chinese were victorious both in the Open and the Women’s competition.

The Best of Batumi 
With teams from 180 different countries, the 43rd Olympiad in Batumi was a gathering of old and new friends from all corners of the world.

Summer of Chess 
In another month packed with chess, the St. Louis Chess Club hosted the last two stops of the Grand Chess Tour. Tatev Abrahamyan allows our readers a peek behind the scenes of the most active chess club in the world.

Under the Flyover 
One of the world’s most unusual chess clubs.

NIC’s Café 
Fortunately, Latvia’s Minister of Finance has a chess background. And could that be the Game of the Year? 

Champions of the world 
The most successful countries at the Chess Olympiad.

Fair & Square 
Why is it that Keith Richards always loved the piano? 

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Charles Aznavour 

Parham Maghsoodloo 
‘In 2022 I will play the world title match.’ Says Iran’s big hope.

Short Stories 
He was one of the candidates in the FIDE elections, but withdrew his candidacy shortly before the vote. Our columnist explains why. 

Judit Polgar 
Is Fabiano Caruana the opponent that Magnus Carlsen had been hoping for?

Maximize Your Tactics 
Find the right moves.

Searching for Fabiano Caruana 
He is the first American-born player since Bobby Fischer to play for the chess crown. And his rapidly growing fan base has good reason to believe in his chances. John Henderson profiles Magnus Carlsen’s challenger.

Secrets of Opening Surprises 
A ‘Fab’ surprise by Fabiano Caruana.

The Blitz Whisperer 
What if the World Championship match is decided in blitz games? Maxim Dlugy provides insights and advice.

Sadler on Books 
A golden age of chess books, that’s what we live in. Matthew Sadler underscores his belief with a star-spangled review of ‘the best way for chess fans to get to know Challenger Fabiano Caruana’ and more. 

Batumi Watch 
Jan Timman had a great time watching the key games of the Olympiad. 

Just Checking 
What is Jan-Krzysztof Duda’s life motto? 

• Marca New in Chess
• Code nic72018
• Anno 2018
• Pagine p. 106
• Isbn 9789056917869