4/12/2025 – Teodora Injac of Serbia won the 25th European Women's Chess Championship in Rhodes with an impressive 9½/11, finishing 1½ points clear of the field. Despite losing her first-round game to 16-year-old Anastasia Kirtadze - having missed a mate-in-two - Injac rebounded with nine straight wins, including victories over key contenders. Irina Bulmaga, Mai Narva and Aleksandra Maltsevskaya tied for second place with 8 points each. | Photos: European Chess Union / Mark Livshitz

4/11/2025 – The 25th European Women's Chess Championship is taking place from 31 March to 11 April in Rhodes, Greece. The Championship features 136 players representing 34 European federations battling in an 11-round Swiss open for prize money and spots in the Women's World Chess Cup. The last round starts today at 12.00 CET (6.00 ET, 15.30 IST). | Follow the action live with expert commentary starting at 12.00 CET

4/7/2025 – After six rounds at the Women's European Chess Championship in Rhodes, 16-year-old Georgian WFM Anastasia Kirtadze has taken the sole lead with 5½ points. Seeded 70th and rated 2180, Kirtadze has defeated several top-ranked opponents. With five rounds remaining, she stands ahead of a strong chasing group that includes Sophie Milliet, Mai Narva, Bella Khotenashvili and Teodora Injac. The tournament runs over eleven rounds and is set to conclude on Friday. | Photo: European Chess Union

3/30/2025 – The 25th European Women's Chess Championship begins on 31 March 2025 in Rhodes, Greece, bringing together nearly 140 players from 34 European federations. Hosted at the Rodos Palace Conference Hotel, the tournament will include 11 players rated 2400 or above. Defending champion IM Ulviyya Fataliyeva will compete in the 11-round Swiss system event, which serves as a qualifier for the Women's World Cup. A total prize fund of €60,000 is at stake, with live coverage available online.