Magnus Carlsen to give up world chess title because he's not motivated - The Washington Post
Magnus Carlsen Is Giving Up The World Title. But The Carlsen Era Lives On. | FiveThirtyEight
Russian chess champion Sergey Karjakin suspended for pro-war comments : NPR
50.Qh6+!!, the move that won Magnus Carlsen the World Chess Championship.
Magnus Carlsen - Wikipedia
The World Chess Championship is an embarrassing anachronism. It's time to end it forever.
Magnus Carlsen of Norway, worlds number one ranked chess player, taking part in The FIDE World Chess Candidates' Tournament, London, Britain. The winner of the tournament, will compete for the world title
How Magnus Carlsen Turned Chess Skill Into a Business Empire - The New York Times
An Unmotivated Magnus Carlsen Will Give Up World Chess Title - The New York Times
World Chess Championship - Wikipedia
World chess champion Magnus Carlsen quits game after just one move amid cheating controversy - CBS News
17-year-old R Praggnanandhaa defeats world chess champion Magnus Carlsen at FTX crypto cup - BusinessToday
World champion Magnus Carlsen brings glamour to world of chess | Financial Times
After 12 draws, Magnus Carlsen is once again the chess world champion | The Economist
Magnus Carlsen ranks the World Chess Champions | chess24.com
FIDE World Rapid Chess Championship 2022 – Day 1 live – Chessdom
Want to become youngest World Chess Champion, beat Vishwanathan Anand: D Gukesh | The News Minute
World chess champion Magnus Carlsen says he will not defend his title in 2023 : NPR
Magnus Carlsen, Norwegian chess Grandmaster and current World Champion and number one, at the World Chess Championship in London Stock Photo - Alamy
Do You Know The World Chess Champions? | Rafael Leitão
Magnus Carlsen Won the Chess World Championship Again, but Something Has Changed | The New Yorker
World chess champion resigned from match after first move. Here's what happened - Deseret News
World Chess Championship: Where the First Eight Games Were Decided - WSJ
Who Will Be The Next World Chess Champion? - Chess.com
