8/21/2017 – The history of the NK Chess Open began 140 years ago — that is — a long time ago. The city of Dieren hosted not only the first edition ever, but every event for the last 49 years. This year's edition was played between July 25th and August 3rd and crowned champion Sandipan Chanda, ahead of Koen Leenhouts. Both scored 7/9 points. | Photos: Alina l´Ami

8/22/2016 – In Part I of our report from the Dutch Open in Dieren we mainly focused on the top three players of the tournament – Chanda, l’Ami and Khenkin. In the second part we shed light on participants who finished fourth to eleventh. And we take you on tour of the beautiful city as well as acquaint you with a few inspiring stories from the event. Not to be missed is the deep practical study composed by Yochanan Afek, which you are asked to rack your brain over.

8/19/2016 – The 48th edition of the Dutch Open in Dieren, Netherlands, was won by Sandipan Chanda. He faced stiff competition from Erwin l’Ami and Igor Khenkin, but the Indian grandmaster showed nerves of steel as he won his last round game to take the title by a clear half point. In this article we have some interesting training material for the readers of our newspage. Throughout the report you will be challenged, and at the end of it you are bound to become a stronger chess player.

7/28/2014 – The NK Open, which takes place in Dieren, Holland, between 22 - 31 July dates back 140 years and it has been 46 years since it was held in the current location. It has around 430 players, playing in seven sections; but the GM section gives the opportunity to the Dutch players who place the highest to qualify for the National Dutch championship. A beautiful report by Alina L'Ami.