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Ukrainian chess Grandmaster (2012) is born in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine. Best results: European Youth Chess Championship 2001 – group U10 in Kallithea, 1st; European Youth Chess Championship 2003 – group U12 in Budva, 2nd; World Youth Chess Championship 2006 – group U16 in Batumi, 2nd; Nabokov Chess Memorial 2006, 1st; World Youth U16 Chess Olympiad 2006

Poland chess Grandmaster (-) is born in Warsaw, Poland. Best results: 44th Akiba Rubinstein International Chess Festival -Open A, tied 1st; World Junior Chess Championship 2009 in Argentina, 3rd; 24th Voivoda Cup 2009, 1st; Miguel Najdorf International Chess Festival – Open A, tied 1st; Peak rating: 2571 in April 2015  

French chess Grandmaster (2011) of Ukrainian origin is born in Kiev, Ukraine. In 2011 he won the World Senior Championship and this achievement automatically earned him the title of Grandmaster. World Senior Chess Championship (2011, 2015). Best results: 44th Ukrainian championship 1979 at Dnipropetrovsk, 1st; Mezőhegyes 1984, 1st; Satu Mare 1986, tied 2nd; Samos 1987,

First Belgian chess Grandmaster (1956) and International Arbiter is born in Anderlecht, Belgium. International Correspondence Chess Grandmaster (1962) and the third ICCF World Champion in correspondence chess (1959–1962). He was also a chess writer. Belgian chess champion thirteen times between 1937 and 1959. Best results: Beverwijk in 1946, 1st; Zonal at Hilversum, 1st; Leeuwarden 1947, 1st;

Norwegian chess Grandmaster (2007). Norwegian chess champion (1974, 1975, 1979, 1985 and 1993). Best results: Dortmund 1975, 2nd; Aarhus 1976, 2nd; Gausdal festival in 1976, 1978, 1981 and 1982, 1st; Baerum 1980, 2nd; Gaudal Zonal 198, 3rd; Telioserien 2007, tied 2nd; A participant in the Olympiad between 1970 and 1976. Peak rating: 2510 in July 1982  

Finnish chess Grandmaster (2003) is born in Järvenpää, Finland. He became the youngest ever Finnish grandmaster in 2003. Finnish Chess Champion (2008). Best results: European Youth Championship 2002 – Under 18, tied 1st – bronze medal; First Saturday GM B tournament 2002 in Budapest, 1st; Heart of Finland chess tournament 2003 in Jyväskylä, 1st; Najdorf

Indian chess Grandmaster (2019) is born in Thrissur, Kerala, India. A chess prodigy, he achieved the title of Grandmaster at age 14. He is also the third-youngest player in history to cross the Elo rating mark of 2600, accomplishing this feat at age 14. Best results: Nihal won the Kerala state championship in Under-07 category in

Monegasque chess amateur, president of the Monaco Chess Federation since 1991 and president of the Cercle d’Echecs de Monte Carlo since 1990. Chief dealer at the Monte Carlo Casino. A member of the national team since 1996, he has participated in two Olympiads in 1996 and 2006. Former President of the Max Euwe Association of

Norwegian chess Grandmaster (2018) is born in Oslo, Norway. Best results: Fagernes Chess International GM group 2017, tied 2nd; Sveins 10. minneturnering 2017, 1st; Fagernes International 2018, 3rd; Kragero Resort Chess 2019 Title, 1st-3rd; Nordic Chess Championship 2019 Open, 2nd; Landsturneringen 2019 kl. Elite, tied 3rd. He played for Norwegian chess team in the Chess

Thai Dai Van Nguyen is a Vietnamese origin Czech chess Grandmaster (2018) is born in Prague, Czech Republic. At just 16 Thai Dai Van Nguyen became the youngest chess grandmaster in the Czech Republic. European Youth Chess Champion – U18 (2019). Best results: Czech Youth Chess Championship 2011 – group U10, 1st; Czech Youth Chess