2/4/2023 – By scoring six wins in as many matches, Poland grabbed gold at the first Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities. The team of Physically Disabled Chess Players (IPCA) won second place with 10 match points, while the Philippines took home bronze after outscoring (according to tiebreak criteria) three other teams that also collected 8 match points. | Photos: FIDE / Mark Livshitz

1/31/2023 – From 29 January to 5 February, Belgrade will host the 1st Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities. Thirty-three countries and three international teams have registered to take part in this team competition. The German Grandmaster Thomas Luther opened the tournament.

1/29/2023 – The first-ever Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities represents a historic event for FIDE and the chess world. From the 29th of January to the 5th of February, the Serbian capital will host the event. Thirty-three countries and three international squads have registered to take part in this team competition. They are led by Poland, the winner of the 2020 Online Olympiad for people with disabilities, and Hungary, the two highest-rated teams.

1/12/2023 – Belgrade, Serbia will host the Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities, which will take from January 29 to February 5, 2023. The tournament will be played with a maximum of 30 teams and is a 7-round Swiss tournament. So far, 21 teams have registered. | Photo: FIDE