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Levon Aronian: The Armenian Lion - ChessBase India

Levon Aronian is one of the most colorfully dressed Grandmasters in the world, and also someone who has an immense passion for chess. He played for Armenia, and won multiple medals at the Olympiads before he moved to the United States. Aronian has played some brilliant games at the Olympiads against very high-quality opposition. In the 6th and final episode of "Olympiad Stories with Saravanan", IMs Sagar Shah and Venkatachalam Saravanan discuss about the strong chess culture in Armenia, the excellence of Levon Aronian, the amazing team spirit between the Armenian players, and much more. Photo: Susan Polgar Blog.

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Cheating, groupies, big money and drunken brawls: how chess went rock n roll | Chess

Chess’s fusty image has been shaken by recent allegations of underhand tactics. But as any fan or player can tell you, it has long been younger, hipper – and wilder – than most outsiders realised

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to have to show that they can do that. but if they can t, then they should have the contract removed. it s as simple as that. avanti has said drivers who are members of the aslef union have been refusing to do overtime, which has put pressure on services. the union denies this, accusing the company of a lack of recruitment. rail expert tony miles says there s no quick fix. there s a fundamental problem. the railways, right back to british rail days, have relied on train crew working overtime to make up the numbers. if they want to do away with that, it s going to take years to recruit additional workers. if they want them to work their overtime, at the moment, that means the government s going to have to get involved in sorting out the industrial disputes. for passengers on avanti trains they ll be hoping the issues can be solved sooner rather than later. we ve been hearing a lot from passengers about avanti in the last few days. they re talking about crowded trains, having to stand fo

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the news that the company s managing director has stood down, but says the government must now step in to ensure services are restored. the new prime minister needs to instruct the transport secretary to sit down with the mayor of london, to sit down with myself, the company and the unions to sort this out. i would rather get the trains back as quickly as possible, and if they are prepared to do that, then they re in there in the last chance saloon, but they re going to have to show that they can do that. but if they can t, then they should have the contract removed. it s as simple as that. avanti has said drivers who are members of the aslef union have been refusing to do overtime, which has put pressure on services. the union denies this, accusing the company of a lack of recruitment. rail expert tony miles says there s no quick fix. there s a fundamental problem. the railways, right back to british rail days, have relied on train crew working overtime to make up the numbers. if they

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