Milan Dinic
Director of Content at YouGov UK
A journalist in the polling world. Working at @YouGov. Politics/polling/#Balkans/#chess (@BCMchess editor). RT≠end. All views are my own.
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1 month ago |
en.chessbase.com | Milan Dinic
"It has never been so sad to win an event" By Milan Dinic, FIDE's Press Officer Spanning six tournaments from Europe to India and back, with the participation of 23 players, the 2024/2025 FIDE Women's Grand Prix concluded with Zhu Jiner atop the standings and Aleksandra Goryachkina securing the second spot for the 2026 Women's Candidates Tournament. Anna Muzychuk is third.
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1 month ago |
fide.com | Milan Dinic
Anna Muzychuk claimed a bittersweet victory in the final leg of the Women’s Grand Prix. Despite sharing first place, it wasn’t enough to secure a slot in the Candidates Tournament. With the overall Grand Prix points tallied, Zhu Jiner emerged as the winner of the 2024/2025 series, with Aleksandra Goryachkina taking the second qualifying spot for the Candidates.
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1 month ago |
en.chessbase.com | Milan Dinic
Anna Muzychuk and Zhu Jiner co-leaders By Milan Dinic, FIDE's Press Officer A blunder by Nana Dzagnidze helped Zhu Jiner secure a fifth consecutive victory, joining Anna Muzychuk at the top, on five points. Another Chinese player, former World Champion Tan Zhongyi, is just half a point behind, in striking distance. Vaishali is in fourth place, on four points.
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1 month ago |
en.chessbase.com | Milan Dinic
Anna Muzychuk leads By Milan Dinic, FIDE's Press Officer For the best part of round six in the FIDE Women's Grand Prix, it seemed that this would be a calm day on the chessboards. What began as a seemingly tranquil round turned into a thrilling display of sharp moves and nerves. Anna Muzychuk continues to lead with 4½/6, after she drew with Nana Dzagnidze in the only peaceful game of the day. Zhu Jiner scored her fourth victory, climbing to shared second place, half a point behind Anna.
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1 month ago |
fide.com | Milan Dinic
Chinese stars Zhu Jiner and Tan Zhongyi led the charge with crucial victories, while Alexandra Kosteniuk and Vaishali Rameshbabu also bounced back with important wins. For the best part of round six in the FIDE Women’s Grand Prix, it seemed that this would be a calm day on the chessboards. What began as a seemingly tranquil round turned into a thrilling display of sharp moves and nerves.
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