Opinions New sincerity. Harry Kasparov about why Biden’s words about “Putin killer” are not a bravado, but a change of course 31 march 2021 Harry Kasparov In conditions when Russia and the United States almost did not have common topics for discussions, Joe Biden’s frank answer in an interview with ABC finally dots I in the relationship of the new American administration with Moscow, said Harry Kasparov.

Opinions Crime and expectation. Harry Kasparov about why the Kremlin is afraid of sanctions, and the West is afraid to apply them 11 September 2020 Harry Kasparov The poisoning of Alexei Navalny with a combat neuro-paralytic substance from the Novice group again forced the West to return to the topic of sanctions against Russia. German Chancellor Angela Merkel did not even exclude the stop of the construction of the North Stream-2 gas pipeline.

In the American publication , The Wall Street Journal in early March published perplexing the text of Mikhail Khodorkovsky , the author of which suggested Donald Trump to “start a business conversation with Putin” and, in fact, recognize the annexation of Russia of the Crimean Peninsula, as well as to consolidate the “neutral status for Ukraine” in exchange for Putin's departure from power. This text looks especially strange, given the context of its birth.

There are less than two weeks left to the so -called parliamentary elections in Russia, so you can already draw certain conclusions from what is happening before our eyes. What we are observing now indicates not just meaninglessness, but to concrete harm from the participation of the opposition in the "elections" in terms of confrontation with the Putin regime.

Harry Kasparov - About Russia after Putin I am watching with interest the discussion that unfolded after the publication of my article " Russia after Putin ." For the first time in recent years, the theme of the post -Putin structure of Russia has ceased to be perceived with skepticism, and became the subject of discussion for a significant circle of people.

22-year-old Norwegian Wunderkind Magnus Karlsen-16th world chess champion Chennai, India, November 22, 2013: Magnus Carlsen during the ceremony of his coronation In the third week of November, a new era began in chess. Magnus Karlsen, a 22-year-old chess player from Norway, easily overthrew the 43-year-old Vishvanatan Ananda from India from the chess throne. Three victories, seven draws and not a single defeat - Carlsen won ahead of schedule in the match in which 12 games were planned.

Harry Kasparov - About the new world champion Magnus Carlsen 22-year-old Norwegian Wunderkind Magnus Karlsen-16th world chess champion podpiska.newtimes.ru Chennai, India, November 22, 2013: Magnus Carlsen during the ceremony of his coronation In the third week of November, a new era began in chess. Magnus Karlsen, a 22-year-old chess player from Norway, easily overthrew the 43-year-old Vishvanatan Ananda from India from the chess throne.

In the opposition Why do I need citizenship of Latvia November 6, 2013 Harry Kasparov Information about my appeal to the deputies of the Latvian Sejm with a request to provide me with citizenship of Latvia today has been a whole flurry of comments from many Russian politicians and journalists. I would immediately like to note: dual citizenship, which in itself does not contradict Russian legislation, has long been no longer something extraordinary in the modern global world.

In the opposition Don't worry, I didn't leave April 8, 2013 Harry Kasparov The rumors that appeared today about my emigration and leaving Russian politics extremely surprised and saddened me.

In the Kremlin Fascism in the yard 7 February 2013 Harry Kasparov "Putin project", as once the "Hitler project," is the fruit of the conspiracy of the ruling elites. Today, many of our fellow citizens have realized that fascism had rolled up to Russia. This threat has been mentioned for a long time and for various reasons.

The fleeting campaign for the election to the Coordinating Council of the Russian opposition reached the finish line. It is already obvious that the idea of ​​holding elections with an emphasis on the Internet voting, which was originally a failure to many, proved her viability.

Negative comments from the same people flooding the Internet after each opposition rally, this time focusing mainly on the lack of dynamics in the growth of the number of dissenters. In this regard, I remember a conversation with my friend and assistant, Hungarian grandmaster Andras Adoryan, during a match with Karpov in 1985. Then I won the first game, but after two defeats in the 4th and 5th games I found myself in the role of catching up.

It seems to me that for the opposition the most important event in the new season is the elections to the Coordination Council . And what is important here is not the number of opposition leaders and activists, but the attempt itself to mobilize hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens living both on the Internet and offline.