There’s a moment in many great games where nothing flashy happens. A pawn is moved. A bishop steps back. A rook shuffles ...

Magnus Carlsen held his ground to secure a draw against Hikaru Nakamura in the second leg of the final, ultimately clinching ...

with the White King supporting this pawn from d6. The Black King stands on e8, thus blocking this pawn’s advance and simultaneously, attacking it. Chess: Introducing Young Minds To Strategy ...