Nino Maisuradze

Nino Maisuradze, born in 1982 in Tbilisi, is a French-Georgian international Woman Grandmaster. A multiple champion of France (in classical and rapid), she speaks five languages (French, Georgian, English, Russian, Portuguese). She holds a Masters Degree in International Law and is also involved in chess journalism.

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Lela Javakhishvili wins "Lela and Bela Cup"

9/19/2018 – The Republic of Georgia will soon be the focus of the chess world's attention with the start of the 43rd Chess Olympiad in Batumi this weekend. But on the other side of the country, NINO MAISURADZE reports on a prestigious women's rapid tournament, traditionally held in Telavi, Georgia, the hometown of many top Georgian women today. | Pictured: Players outside the Telavi Museum | Photo: Lela and Bela Cup organisers

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