Chess in Comoros: the legacy of the Indian Ocean fishermen
Discover how chess came to the Comoros Islands from fishermen, adapting to its culture and becoming a symbol of resilience and tradition.
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Chess in the Amazon: paz, reintegration and hope in Colombia
Discover how chess transforms the lives of ex-combatants in the Colombian Amazon, becoming a tool of reconciliation, education and peacebuilding in conflict zones.
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Chess in the Vatican: secrets, papal power and diplomacy
Discover how chess in the Vatican transcends play to become a strategic tool, Diplomacy and theological reflection in the Pope's secret gardens.
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Divided Cyprus: the Green Line and the unresolved conflict
Discover how the division of Cyprus between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, marked by the Green Line, reflects geopolitical tensions, diplomatic failures and the search for an impossible reunification.
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Xiangqi vs ajedrez: strategic rivalry that defines China
Explore how xiangqi and Western chess reflect opposing philosophies, their cultural impact in China and their coexistence as symbols of national identity.
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Chess in the Atacama Desert: strategy between sand and silence
Discover how chess flourishes in the world's driest desert, uniting communities, science and tradition under the stars of Atacama.
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Chess with stones: resistance and hope in refugee camps
Sudanese refugees in Chad play chess with stones as a symbol of resilience, ingenuity and humanity in the midst of the humanitarian crisis. Discover how this game becomes an emotional refuge and an act of resistance.
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Qatar: luxury chess in the desert, the future of the game
How Qatar transformed chess into an elite spectacle with technology, millionaire prizes and cultural diplomacy in the desert.
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Chess below zero: extreme challenge in the Canadian Arctic
Discover how to play chess in temperatures of -50°C, physical and mental challenges, and its cultural impact in the Arctic.
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Football and chess in Cameroon: mind, body and improvement
Discover how Cameroon unites football and chess to forge idols with resilience, strategy and empowerment, combining passion and discipline.
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Chess in Cambodia: from genocide to hope and resilience
How chess reemerged in Phnom Penh as a symbol of reconstruction, education and inclusion after the Khmer Rouge regime, transforming lives in Cambodia.
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Chess in Cape Verde: battle between strategy and atlantic wind
Discover how the volcanic landscape and the trade wind transform chess in Cape Verde into a metaphor of resistance, creativity and island community.
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Bhutan and chess: how GNH redefines happiness
Discover how Bhutan uses chess to promote Gross National Happiness, integrating strategy, patience and well-being in its unique development model.
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Chess for peace in Burundi: how a game unites hutus and tutsis
In the highlands of Burundi, Chess becomes a bridge between communities divided by ethnic conflict. Discover how this educational program transforms resentment into strategy and checkmate into coexistence.
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Seed chess: ingenuity and resilience in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso shepherd children transform soil and seeds into a unique chess set, demonstrating how creativity flourishes in adversity and strengthens its culture.
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Bulgaria and chess: Baba Vanga prophecy or planning?
Discover how Bulgaria became a chess power: among the prophecies of Baba Vanga, Topalov's legacy and a unique educational system.
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Chess in Brunei: the game that unites tradition and modernity
Discover how Brunei transformed chess into a symbol of identity, Political strategy and social cohesion under the reign of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.
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Chess in the favelas: How gaming transforms lives in Rio
Discover how chess in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro breaks cycles of violence, promotes education and opens doors to a better future for young people.
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botswana: luxury and strategy, diamond chess
Discover how Botswana fuses the luxury of its diamonds with the precision of chess, building prosperity with strategic vision and sustainable development in Gaborone.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Can you overcome your divided past?
More than 25 years after the war, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains divided into two entities. We analyze whether its fragile peace and political structure can build a common future or perpetuate ethnic fractures.
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Chess a 4,000 metros: the highest tournament in the world in Bolivia
Discover how chess in El Alto, to more than 4,000 meters of altitude, challenges the mind and body of players, becoming a cultural and resilience symbol in Bolivia.
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Burmese chess: meditation and strategy in monasteries
Discover how Burmese chess, o sit-tu-yin, It becomes a tool of meditation and mental discipline in the monasteries of Myanmar, fusing Buddhist tradition and strategy.
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Chess in Belarus: the game that challenges the Lukashenko regime
Discover how chess became a symbol of peaceful resistance in Belarus, using strategy and coded language to challenge authoritarianism without violence.
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Chess in Belarus: the game that challenges the Lukashenko regime
How chess became a symbol of silent resistance in Belarus, using strategy and culture to challenge oppression without violence.
