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January   Armenia. Karen Asrian won the 67th Armenian Championship in Yerevan with 7.5/11 points. Belarus. At the Belarus Championships in Minsk, Aleksej Aleksandrov dominated and won with 7.5/11 points. Croatia. Nikola Sedlak took a clear first at the 13th Chess Festival in Zupanja with 7/9 points. Cuba. The Cuban Championship in Santa Clara was won

January Australia. Ian Rogers took a clear first at the Xstrata Australian Championships in Brisbane with 9/11 points. Czech Republic. At the Czech Chess Christmas 2005 Tournament in Litomysl, Viacheslav Dydyshko won with 7.5/9. England. The Hastings Chess Congress was won by Valerij Neverov with 8/10. Germany. At the Bad Zwesten Open, Christian Bauer shared

January   Canada. Dmitry Jakovenko won the Montreal World Chess Tournament in Saint-Laurent with 8/9. Victor Mikhalevski finished at the second place with 6/9. Czech Republic. At the Czech Chess Christmas 2004 Tournament in Litomysl, Pavel Blatny took a clear first with 8/9 points. Germany.  Eduardas Rozentalis won the Augsburg GM Tournament with 7.5/11. Ian

January Brazil. At the 9th Brazilian Chess Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Darcy Lima scored 6.5/9 and became the champion. Croatia. Aleksander Delchev won the 9th Bosnjaci Open with 6.5/9 points. England. At the 78th Hastings International Chess Congress, Peter Heine Nielsen reached 6/9 points and won the event. India. Krishnan Sasikiran won the 40th

January   Australia. At the Melbourne Festival of Chess, Darryl Johansen won with 8.5/11 points. England. Pentala Harikrishna gained 6.5/9 and won the 77th Hastings International Chess Congress. Germany. At the 6th Bad Zwesten Open, Arkadij Naiditsch won with 7.5/9 (with half a clear point clear). Arkadij Naiditsch won the 2nd Unilog Integrata GM tournament

  January   Bermuda. At the Bermuda 2001, Bartlomiej Macieja won the tournament with 7/10 points. Czech Republic. Konstantin Chernyshov scored 7/9 and won the Wilhelm Steinitz Memorial in Prague. England. At the 76th Hastings International Chess Congress, Stuart Conquest became the champion with 6/9 points. Germany. Sergei Ovsejevitsch reached 7/9 points and won the

  January Brasil At the 66th Brazilian Chess Championship in Teresina, Giovanni Vescovi won with 8/9. England. Emil Sutovsky gained 6.5/9 at the  Hastings Premier and won the event. Germany. At the Lohmar New Year Tournament, Alexandre Dgebuadze won with 7/9 points. Italy. Leonid Yudasin won the 42nd Reggio Emilia Tournament with 7/9. Igor Khenkin

  January Australia. At the 1999 Australian Chess Open in Suncoast, Vadim Milov reached 10/11 points and won the tournament. Joel Benjamin scored 7/9 and won the QVB Chess Festival in Sydney. Brazil. The Brasilia Maalox Plus Open Tournament in Naoum Plaza Hotel was won by Jaime Sunye Neto with 6/7. At the Vince Toth