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Nov-01-23
 | | alexmagnus: November list:
European Union:
1. Firouzja 2777
2. Giri 2752
3. Rapport 2748
4. Vachier-Lagrave 2734
5. Duda 2731
6. Topalov 2727
7. Keymer 2721
8. Sjugirov 2703
9-10. Van Foreest 2700
9-10. Deac 2700
Former Sovier Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2771
2. Karjakin 2750
3. Radjabov 2745
4. Mamedyarov 2734
5. Grischuk 2732
6. Abdusattorov 2722
7. Artemiev 2714
8. Dubov 2710
9. Martirosyan 2708
10. Eljanov 2697
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2795
2. Nakamura 2778
3. So 2752
4. Anand 2748
5. Gukesh 2746
6. Dominguez 2745
7. Praggnanandhaa 2741
8. Aronian 2727
9. Vidit 2715
10. Erigaisi 2713
Asia:
1. Ding 2780
2. Anand 2748
3. Gukesh 2746
4. Praggnanandhaa 2741
5. Maghsoodloo 2732
6. Le 2731
7. Wei 2729
8. Abdusattorov 2722
9. Yu 2720
10. Vidit 2715
Born later than the world champion:
1. Firouzja 2777
2-3. So 2752
2-3. Giri 2752
4. Rapport 2748
5. Gukesh 2746
6. Praggnanandhaa 2741
7. Maghsoodloo 2732
8. Duda 2731
9. Wei 2729
10. Abdusattorov 2722
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2795
2. Ding 2780
3. Nakamura 2778
4. Firouzja 2777
5. Nepomniachtchi 2771
6. So 2752
7. Karjakin 2750
8. Anand 2748
9. Gukesh 2746
10. Dominguez 2745
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2748
2. Dominguez 2745
3. Grischuk 2732
4-5. Aronian 2727
4-5. Topalov 2727
6. Eljanov 2697
7. Svidler 2689
8. Sargissian 2686
9. Kasimdzhanov 2679
10. Adams 2670 |
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Nov-01-23
| | alexmagnus: <Rdb> There are no settlements in Gaza since 2005. As for the West Bank, I think no new settlements should be build, and the existing ones should be slowly but surely deconstructed. Slowly nothing good for either country came from the hasty "disengangement" from Gaza in 2005. Neither side was really prepared for it. It was pure chaos. This is why I said about a need for a deoccupation <plan>. Without a plan, this conflict is doomed to continue forever. At best a plan approved by both sides. |
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| Nov-01-23 | | Rdb: <alexmagnus> , thanks once again for your insights/inputs . Much appreciated. Once again, I am stealing 🙏🙏
<alexmagnus: <Rdb> There are no settlements in Gaza since 2005.
As for the West Bank, I think no new settlements should be build, and the existing ones should be slowly but surely deconstructed. Slowly nothing good for either country came from the hasty "disengangement" from Gaza in 2005. Neither side was really prepared for it. It was pure chaos.This is why I said about a need for a deoccupation <plan>. Without a plan, this conflict is doomed to continue forever. At best a plan approved by both sides> |
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| Nov-01-23 | | Rdb: The stuff of Hollywood movies - facts stranger than fiction
<Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel> https://www.indiatoday.in/world/sto... |
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Nov-01-23
| | alexmagnus: The Hamas appeared long before Netanyahu became PM, in the late 1980s. Israel did indeed not disturb its early years in any way, hoping to create a counterweight to the PLO, which, as the internationally recognized sole representative of the Palestinian people, became quite powerful. What Israel didn't foresee: the Hamas will become even more powerful. And unlike PLO, which eventually recognized Israel, Hamas is not even close to such a recognition. Also, Hamas has been more radical in its methods since the very beginning. Allowing it to exist without any obstacles was quite a blunder. Now it's exactly the opposite: the once mightly PLO, and the PA, plays no role and is hated by most Palestinians. |
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| Nov-02-23 | | Rdb: Thanks once again <alexmagnus> for insights/inputs. Stealing once again , with gratitude 🙏🙏
Me : The stuff of Hollywood movies - facts stranger than fiction <Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel> https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/world... <alexmagnus: The Hamas appeared long before Netanyahu became PM, in the late 1980s.
Israel did indeed not disturb its early years in any way, hoping to create a counterweight to the PLO, which, as the internationally recognized sole representative of the Palestinian people, became quite powerful.What Israel didn't foresee: the Hamas will become even more powerful. And unlike PLO, which eventually recognized Israel, Hamas is not even close to such a recognition. Also, Hamas has been more radical in its methods since the very beginning. Allowing it to exist without any obstacles was quite a blunder. Now it's exactly the opposite: the once mightly PLO, and the PA, plays no role and is hated by most Palestinians> |
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| Nov-02-23 | | Rdb: Part 1
<nok: I won't name names, but I noticed the libs who like to say "omg omg Lenin killed Tsarina Alexandra" are strangely quiet since the start of the full-on genocide>
OK, once again , <alexmagnus> or someone else help me here , if you please - how is what Israel doing a genocide ? What Israel is doing may be a very bad police and israelis may be hasty and therefore inhumane/inconsiderate due to that haste but how is it genocide when all they trying to do is to eliminate a terrorist organisation viz hamas Thank you. Regards |
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| Nov-02-23 | | Rdb: Part 2
I repost this insightful article - not in order to condone any sufferings caused by this war to Palestinians but to wonder if some other nation/people could have done any different than what Israel is doing in response to October 7 if they decoded to go for war on a terrorist organization. I mean either it is war on terror or some other policy . If war on terror is the response to October 7 , then <The only true law of war is savagery. Gaza isn’t facing anything different
There’s no reason to believe that any other kind of war in Gaza might have been more humane. The idea that war can be civilised by law has tranquillised our imagination> https://theprint.in/opinion/the-onl... |
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| Nov-03-23 | | Rdb: <nok: <diceman: <If the Palestinians weren’t launching rockets into Israel> They wouldn't be Palestinians.>
You don't think a Good Guy with Rockets should stop a Bad Guy with Missiles?> Presently , I am very busy with some legal case that I am dealing with at the place where I live. However , I would like to expand my clarity/depth of understanding about palestinian/Israeli issue as soon as I get time (within a week hopefully) And I would like the help of some of you who know the stuff . So far in my life , I never spent time to understand this issue deeply but now I really , really want to understand . Help me guys , If you please .
So far , <alexmagnus> has been very helpful and I am grateful . I have not yet engaged with <nok> much so far but I would like to because he has differing views from many others on this issue it seems and also it seems that he knows a lot of facts about this issue , he has spent time and energy to understand over the years , it seems . I would request for his help when I am ready and I would be grateful if he obliges. Of course , as usual I would do my homework with the help of chatgpt , bard.googke.com and such Thank you . Regards
Your Truly
<rdb> and high horse of <rdb> |
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Nov-03-23
| | alexmagnus: Regarding the genocide question: if the Palestinian number of deaths reported by the Hamas controlled authorities is correct, it could be considered one. But there are serious doubts about those numbers. Especially after the Al-Ahli hospital incident, where the Hamas reported 200 dead initially, then increased the number to 500, while the damage suggests it was "no less than 10, no more than 100" - not to mention that it was likely caused by a misfired Palestinian rocket. |
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Nov-03-23
| | alexmagnus: Btw Al-Ahli hospital: Hamas reported 500 dead, but Australian media outdid even them by reporting 800. |
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| Nov-05-23 | | Rdb: Part 1
Chatgpt : Israel was created on May 14, 1948. The establishment of the State of Israel followed the United Nations General Assembly's adoption of Resolution 181 on November 29, 1947, which recommended the partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. The declaration of the State of Israel was made by David Ben-Gurion, who became its first Prime Minister, and it marked the end of the British Mandate for Palestine. This declaration led to a war between the newly formed Israel and several Arab countries, which is known as the 1948 Arab-Israeli War |
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| Nov-05-23 | | Rdb: Stealing once again with gratitude :
<alexmagnus: Regarding the genocide question: if the Palestinian number of deaths reported by the Hamas controlled authorities is correct, it could be considered one.
But there are serious doubts about those numbers. Especially after the Al-Ahli hospital incident, where the Hamas reported 200 dead initially, then increased the number to 500, while the damage suggests it was "no less than 10, no more than 100" - not to mention that it was likely caused by a misfired Palestinian rocketBtw Al-Ahli hospital: Hamas reported 500 dead, but Australian media outdid even them by reporting 800> |
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| Nov-07-23 | | Rdb: I have a question , guys , If you please.
Far right leaders are problem - including Far right leaders of Israel, as well as of other countries like putin , Trump.However , why should Israel be equated/identified with its Far right leaders ? Israel has had moderate leaders too - Rabin, for example. In fact , <alexmagnus> specifically mentioned Rabin and if I recall correctly <alexmagnus> wants Israel to return to pre natanyahu days , in political terms , and follow the kind of moderate , peaceful steps Rabin was taking . Irussia is not putin the murderer , America is not Trump the murderer/cancer and Israel is not its far right leaders. I liked post of <metatron2> - it was constructive as he said "cut to the chase . What should be done now " <alexmagnus> has been using the similar tone - tone of peace and constructive solution which is fair to both Israel and Palestinians.... Israel bashers need to tone down rhetoric/outrage and instead should focus on talking about constructive solution . And no compromise with terrorism - it must be defeated . Terrorism of hamas is worse than cancer - they are jehadis , religious extremists , for crying out loud. Wake up , guys - religious terrorism is worse than cancer and such . Hamas terrorism is cancer for humanity So , guys , what do you think ? Give me some jnput , if you please , about this post of mine . Thank you . Regards |
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| Nov-12-23 | | Rdb: OK, here is a brilliant article specially for <johnlspouge> and <keypusher> and whoever else is capable of understanding it - I guess <alexmagnus> already is saying something similar ...
<What Palestinians could have learnt from Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi’s message of non-violence is lost as both sides are overcome with rage and passion Friends have been asking me why I have not written on the Hamas-Israel bloodbath. I reply that I have little new to say on a conflict more than 75 years old that looks like it might continue for another century. is easy to assign blame to both sides. It is equally easy to give a long, horrifying history of the terrible oppression of both sides through the ages. I sometimes say, a la Shakespeare, “A plague on both your houses.” I have found myself defending Palestinians when talking to Jews, and defending Israelis when talking to Muslims. Both sides are full of passion and rage, unmindful of their own transgressions. Hamas is accused, rightly, of terrorism in its attack on an Israeli musical festival, killing women and children. Israel has killed far more women and children in its bombing of Gaza. More to the point. Jewish leaders galore were guilty of terrorist activity when Britain ruled the region till 1948. They blew up railways and bridges, blew up the British civilian headquarters in the King David Hotel, and assassinated former British Secretary of State for the Colonies Lord Moyne and UN mediator Count Bernadotte. The most vicious killers were the Stern Gang and Irgun, yet their leaders like Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir went on to become prime ministers of Israel. History is written by the winners. Today, Benjamin Netanyahu is determined to decapitate Hamas. But even if he kills current Hamas leaders, new ones will rise, yearning for revenge. Mahatma Gandhi once said that if you seek an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, you will end up with a blind and toothless people. The peacemakers are weary and sidelined. The hawks dominate. Anwar El-Sadat, who negotiated Egypt’s peace accord with Israel in 1979, was assassinated by his own people for being too pro-Israel. Israel’s Yitzhak Rabin, who negotiated the 1993 Oslo accord for moving toward a two-state solution, was assassinated by his own people for being too pro-Palestinian. This is reminiscent of Mahatma Gandhi being assassinated by a Hindu for being too pro-Muslim. In this column, let me focus on just one issue. Whatever the merits of the Palestinian side, it has lost out by its attraction to violence and refusal to use Gandhian tactics of peaceful non-cooperation> https://swaminomics.org/what-palest... |
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Dec-01-23
| | alexmagnus: December:
European Union:
1. Firouzja 2763
2. Giri 2754
3. Keymer 2738
4. Duda 2732
5-6. Rapport 2731
5-6. Vachier-Lagrave 2731
7. Topalov 2727
8. Sjugirov 2703
9. Deac 2690
10. Saric 2685
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2771
2. Karjakin 2750
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Abdusattorov 2727
5-6. Mamedyarov 2723
5-6. Radjabov 2723
7. Artemiev 2711
8. Dubov 2710
9. Sindarov 2701
10. Eljanov 2691
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2794
2. Nakamura 2788
3. So 2752
4. Anand 2748
5. Dominguez 2745
6. Praggnanandhaa 2740
7. Vidit 2737
8. Erigaisi 2727
9. Aronian 2723
10. Gukesh 2720
Asia:
1. Ding 2780
2. Anand 2748
3. Maghsoodloo 2742
4. Praggnanandhaa 2740
5. Vidit 2737
6. Le 2731
7. Wei 2729
8-9. Abdusattorov 2727
8-9. Erigaisi 2727
10. Gukesh 2720
Born later than the world champion:
1. Firouzja 2763
2. Giri 2754
3. So 2752
4. Maghsoodloo 2742
5. Praggnanandhaa 2740
6. Keymer 2738
7. Vidit 2737
8. Duda 2732
9. Rapport 2731
10. Wei 2729
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2794
2. Nakamura 2788
3. Ding 2780
4. Nepomniachtchi 2771
5. Firouzja 2763
6. So 2752
7. Karjakin 2750
8. Anand 2748
9. Dominguez 2745
10. Praggnanandhaa 2740
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2748
2. Dominguez 2745
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Topalov 2727
5. Aronian 2723
6. Eljanov 2691
7. Svidler 2689
8. Kasimdzhanov 2684
9. Bacrot 2683
10. Sargissian 2672 |
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Dec-02-23
 | | fredthebear: No Hans Niemann.
Whatever happened to Chumlee on Pawn Stars? |
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Jan-01-24
| | alexmagnus: January:
European Union:
1. Firouzja 2759
2. Giri 2749
3. Keymer 2743
4. Vachier-Lagrave 2734
5. Duda 2732
6. Topalov 2727
7. Rapport 2717
8-9. Fedoseev 2690
8-9. Deac 2690
10. Saric 2689
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2769
2. Karjakin 2750
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Abdusattorov 2727
5. Mamedyarov 2726
6. Radjabov 2723
7. Artemiev 2711
8. Dubov 2708
9. Eljanov 2704
10. Sindarov 2701
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2788
3. So 2757
4. Dominguez 2752
5. Anand 2748
6. Praggnanandhaa 2743
7. Vidit 2742
8. Erigaisi 2738
9-10. Gukesh 2725
9-10. Aronian 2725
Asia:
1. Ding 2780
2. Anand 2748
3. Praggnanandhaa 2743
4. Vidit 2742
5-6. Maghsoodloo 2740
5-6. Wei 2740
7. Erigaisi 2738
8. Le 2731
9. Abdusattorov 2727
10. Gukesh 2725
Born later than the world champion:
1. Firouzja 2759
2. So 2757
3. Giri 2749
4-5. Keymer 2743
4-5. Praggnanandhaa 2743
6. Vidit 2742
7-8. Maghsoodloo 2740
7-8. Wei 2740
9. Erigaisi 2738
10. Duda 2732
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2788
3. Ding 2780
4. Nepomniachtchi 2769
5. Firouzja 2759
6. So 2757
7. Dominguez 2752
8. Karjakin 2750
9. Anand 2748
10. Praggnanandhaa 2743
Old guard:
1. Dominguez 2752
2. Anand 2748
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Topalov 2727
5. Aronian 2725
6. Eljanov 2704
7. Svidler 2689
8. Kasimdzhanov 2688
9. Bacrot 2683
10. Adams 2674 |
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| Jan-01-24 | | Messiah: January:
Players who have a derogatory nickname assigned by me: 1. Justin 2830
2. Bill 2769
3. Assblasteza 2759
4. putin's lap dog 2750
5. Boredom Bomb 2749
6. Annoyingface 2743
7. Clueless 2732
8. Fathead 2726
9. Donald 2723
10. Bum 2697
Players who do not have a derogatory nickname assigned by me: 1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2788
3. Ding Liren 2780
4. So 2757
5. Dominguez Perez 2752
6. Anand 2748
7. Praggnanandhaa 2743
8. Vidit 2742
9-10. Maghsoodloo 2740
9-10. Wei Yi 2740 |
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Jan-31-24
| | alexmagnus: February:
European Union:
1. Giri 2762
2. Firouzja 2760
3. Keymer 2738
4-5. Vachier-Lagrave 2732
4-5. Duda 2732
6. Topalov 2727
7. Rapport 2717
8. Sjugirov 2695
9-10. Deac 2690
9-10. Fedoseev 2690
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2758
2. Karjakin 2750
3. Abdusattorov 2744
4. Grischuk 2732
5. Radjabov 2723
6. Mamedyarov 2722
7. Artemiev 2711
8. Dubov 2708
9. Sindarov 2701
10. Eljanov 2699
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2788
3. So 2757
4. Dominguez 2752
5. Anand 2748
6-7. Praggnanandhaa 2747
6-7. Vidit 2747
8. Gukesh 2743
9. Erigaisi 2738
10. Aronian 2725
Asia:
1. Ding 2762
2. Wei 2755
3. Anand 2748
4-5. Praggnanandhaa 2747
4-5. Vidit 2747
6. Abdusattorov 2744
7. Gukesh 2743
8. Erigaisi 2738
9. Le 2731
10. Yu 2720
Born later than the world champion:
1. Giri 2762
2. Firouzja 2760
3. So 2757
4. Wei 2755
5-6. Praggnanandhaa 2747
5-6. Vidit 2747
7. Abdusattorov 2744
8. Gukesh 2743
9-10. Keymer 2738
9-10. Erigaisi 2738
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2788
3. Ding 2762
4. Firouzja 2760
5. Nepomniachtchi 2758
6. So 2757
7. Wei 2755
8. Dominguez 2752
9. Karjakin 2750
10. Anand 2748
Old Guard:
1. Dominguez 2752
2. Anand 2748
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Topalov 2727
5. Aronian 2725
6. Eljanov 2699
7. Svidler 2689
8. Kasimdzhanov 2687
9. Bacrot 2683
10. Adams 2673 |
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Feb-29-24
| | alexmagnus: March:
European Union:
1. Giri 2762
2. Firouzja 2760
3. Keymer 2738
4. Duda 2731
5. Vachier-Lagrave 2728
6. Topalov 2727
7. Rapport 2720
8-10. Sjugirov 2690
8-10. Deac 2690
8-10. Fedoseev 2690
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2758
2-3. Abdusattorov 2750
2-3. Karjakin 2750
4. Mamedyarov 2734
5. Grischuk 2732
6. Radjabov 2723
7. Artemiev 2711
8. Dubov 2708
9. Eljanov 2706
10. Sindarov 2701
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2789
3. So 2757
4. Anand 2751
5. Dominguez 2749
6. Erigaisi 2748
7-9. Gukesh 2747
7-9. Praggnanandhaa 2747
7-9. Vidit 2747
10. Aronian 2722
Asia:
1. Ding 2762
2. Wei 2755
3. Anand 2751
4. Abdusattorov 2750
5. Erigaisi 2748
6-8. Gukesh 2747
6-8. Praggnanandhaa 2747
6-8. Vidit 2747
9. Le 2731
10. Yu 2720
Born later than the world champion:
1. Giri 2762
2. Firouzja 2760
3. So 2757
4. Wei 2755
5. Abdusattorov 2750
6. Erigaisi 2748
7-9. Gukesh 2747
7-9. Praggnanadhaa 2747
7-9. Vidit 2747
10. Keymer 2738
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2804
2. Nakamura 2789
3. Ding 2762
4. Firouzja 2760
5. Nepomniachtchi 2758
6. So 2757
7. Wei 2755
8. Anand 2751
9. Karjakin 2750
10. Dominguez 2749
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2751
2. Dominguez 2749
3. Grischuk 2732
4. Topalov 2727
5. Aronian 2722
6. Eljanov 2706
7. Svidler 2689
8. Kasimdzhanov 2687
9. Bacrot 2680
10-11. Adams 2671
10-11. Sargissian 2671 |
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Apr-04-24
| | alexmagnus: April:
European Union:
1. Firouzja 2760
2. Giri 2745
3. Vachier-Lagrave 2732
4. Duda 2731
5. Topalov 2727
6. Keymer 2726
7. Rapport 2719
8. Deac 2692
9. Fedoseev 2690
10. Sjugirov 2689
Former Soviet Union:
1. Abdusattorov 2765
2. Nepomniachtchi 2758
3. Karjakin 2750
4. Mamedyarov 2733
5. Grischuk 2728
6. Radjabov 2723
7. Dubov 2707
8. Eljanov 2706
9. Artemiev 2705
10. Kasimdzhanov 2685
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2803
2. Nakamura 2789
3. So 2757
4. Erigaisi 2756
5. Anand 2751
6. Dominguez 2748
7. Praggnanandhaa 2747
8. Gukesh 2743
9. Aronian 2729
10. Vidit 2727
Asia:
1. Abdusattorov 2765
2. Ding 2762
3. Erigaisi 2756
4. Wei 2755
5. Anand 2751
6. Praggnandhaa 2747
7. Gukesh 2743
8. Maghsoodloo 2732
9. Le 2731
10. Yu 2728
Born later than the world champion:
1. Abdusattorov 2765
2. Firouzja 2760
3. So 2757
4. Erigaisi 2756
5. Wei 2755
6. Praggnanandhaa 2747
7. Giri 2745
8. Gukesh 2743
9. Maghsoodloo 2732
10. Duda 2731
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2803
2. Nakamura 2789
3. Ding 2762
4. Firouzja 2760
5. Nepomniachtchi 2758
6. So 2757
7. Erigaisi 2756
8. Wei 2755
9. Anand 2751
10. Karjakin 2750
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2751
2. Dominguez 2748
3. Aronian 2729
4. Grischuk 2728
5. Topalov 2727
6. Eljanov 2706
7. Svidler 2689
8. Bacrot 2686
9. Kasimdzhanov 2685
10. Adams 2673 |
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May-01-24
| | alexmagnus: May:
European Union:
1. Giri 2745
2. Firouzja 2738
3. Duda 2734
4. Vachier-Lagrave 2732
5. Topalov 2727
6. Keymer 2726
7. Rapport 2715
8. Fedoseev 2702
9. Saric 2695
10. Deac 2693
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2770
2. Abdusattorov 2766
3. Karjakin 2750
4. Mamedyarov 2734
5. Grischuk 2728
6. Radjabov 2723
7. Dubov 2707
8. Artemiev 2705
9. Kasimdzhanov 2685
10. Sindarov 2684
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2805
2. Nakamura 2795
3. Gukesh 2764
4. Erigaisi 2762
5. So 2757
6. Anand 2751
7. Dominguez 2748
8. Praggnanandhaa 2747
9. Aronian 2730
10. Vidit 2722
Asia:
1. Abdusattorov 2766
2. Gukesh 2764
3-4. Erigaisi 2762
3-4. Ding 2762
5. Wei 2755
6. Anand 2751
7. Praggnanadhaa 2747
8. Maghsoodloo 2733
9. Le 2731
10. Yu 2729
Born later than the world champion:
1. Abdusattorov 2766
2. Gukesh 2764
3. Erigaisi 2762
4. So 2757
5. Wei 2755
6. Praggnanandhaa 2747
7. Giri 2745
8. Firouzja 2738
9. Duda 2734
10. Maghsoodloo 2733
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2805
2. Nakamura 2795
3. Nepomniachtchi 2770
4. Gukesh 2764
5-6. Erigaisi 2762
5-6. Ding 2762
7. So 2757
8. Wei 2755
9. Anand 2751
10. Karjakin 2750
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2751
2. Dominguez 2748
3. Aronian 2730
4. Grischuk 2728
5. Topalov 2727
6. Svidler 2689
7. Kasimdzhanov 2685
8. Bacrot 2684
9. Adams 2677
10. Eljanov 2676 |
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Jun-03-24
| | alexmagnus: June:
European Union:
1. Giri 2745
2. Firouzja 2737
3. Duda 2733
4. Vachier-Lagrave 2732
5. Topalov 2727
6. Keymer 2721
7. Rapport 2715
8. Saric 2690
9. Fedoseev 2685
10. Bacrot 2684
Former Soviet Union:
1. Nepomniachtchi 2770
2. Abdusattorov 2766
3. Mamedyarov 2734
4. Grischuk 2719
5. Radjabov 2704
6. Dubov 2701
7. Artemiev 2694
8. Kasimdzhanov 2685
9. Tomashevsky 2681
10. Eljanov 2671
Former British Empire:
1. Caruana 2805
2. Nakamura 2794
3. Gukesh 2763
4. Erigaisi 2761
5. So 2757
6. Anand 2751
7. Dominguez 2748
8. Praggnanandhaa 2747
9. Aronian 2729
10. Vidit 2721
Asia:
1. Abdusattorov 2766
2. Gukesh 2763
3. Ding 2762
4. Erigaisi 2761
5. Wei 2755
6. Anand 2751
7. Praggnanandhaa 2747
8. Maghsoodloo 2733
9. Le 2731
10. Vidit 2721
Born later than the world champion:
1. Abdusattorov 2766
2. Gukesh 2763
3. Erigaisi 2761
4. So 2757
5. Wei 2755
6. Praggnanadhaa 2747
7. Giri 2745
8. Firouzja 2737
9-10. Maghsoodloo 2733
9-10. Duda 2733
Nuclear powers:
1. Caruana 2805
2. Nakamura 2794
3. Nepomniachtchi 2770
4. Gukesh 2763
5. Ding 2762
6. Erigaisi 2761
7. So 2757
8. Wei 2755
9. Anand 2751
10. Dominguez 2748
Old Guard:
1. Anand 2751
2. Dominguez 2748
3. Aronian 2729
4. Topalov 2727
5. Grischuk 2719
6. Svidler 2698
7. Kasimdzhanov 2685
8. Bacrot 2684
9. Eljanov 2671
10. Adams 2670 |
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