World Bridge Federation
- Small Federations Online Open Teams 2026 8 March 2026The World Bridge Federation is pleased to announce the official match dates for the 3rd edition of the Small Federations Online Open Teams. The event will take place across two playing periods: October 15-18 and October 22-25, 2026. A comprehensive microsite containing details and how to register will be available in April 2026. About the […]World Bridge Federation
- WBF Under 14 Online Event – 15 March 2026 4 March 2026The World Bridge Federation is delighted to announce a new project that includes online events reserved for Under 14 players, played in Minibridge format. Each of these Under 14 Minibridge events will be played at different times to best embrace all possible time zones. The first event is organised to best suit Zone 1 (Europe), […]World Bridge Federation
- WBF Congress – 21 August, 2026 5 February 2026The World Bridge Federation Congress will be held on Friday, 21 August 2026, in Katowice, Poland, during the World Bridge Series. To encourage maximum participation from delegates, the Congress will take place in the morning before the start of play. Further information will be published in due course together with the documents to be considered. […]World Bridge Federation
- 3rd WBF Online Women’s Teams 4 February 2026The 3rd WBF Online Women’s Teams will be held online on RealBridge from March 27 to 29, 2026. This is a transnational event: you can team up across countries! It is a wonderful opportunity to meet new and old friends from all over the world and play against some of the best women players, all […]World Bridge Federation
- 2026 FISU World University Championship Mind Sports 1 February 2026Details of the 2026 FISU World University Championship Mind Sports have been published. This exciting event, comprising both Bridge and Chess Championships will be held in Liaocheng, China from 11 – 16 October. The event website is https://mindsports2026.fisu.net/ and the first bulletin can be downloaded by clicking here. University teams are invited to compete with […]World Bridge Federation
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World Draughts Federation
- Morocco, Marrakech hosts the African Draughts Summithttps://www.fmjd.org/?p=articles/fee06b4bbfb180bfeb97af1b2b7be80755792dce
- Happy New Year! New FMJD Rating Systemhttps://www.fmjd.org/?p=articles/5dbaa7cd0853f876f0433b33790809b8129ad69a
- Voting Results Summary of the 41st FMJD General Assemblyhttps://www.fmjd.org/downloads/decisions/GA2025_Voting_Results_Summary.pdf
- Yurii Bobkov and Olena Korotka crowned Ukrainian Champions 2025 (Classic)https://shashky.in.ua/materials/769-2025-d100-ua-ifrankivsk-materials
- Christmas greetings from the FMJD Presidenthttps://www.fmjd.org/downloads/JM/X-masCardJM.jpg
INTERNATIONAL ESPORTS FEDERATION
- Board Member Series: Flip de Bruyn 11 March 2026My name is Flip de Bruyn, and I represent Namibia on the Board of the International Esports Federation. My journey into international esports governance started at home. As President of the Namibian Electronic Sports Association, I worked to build a national federation from the ground up, creating opportunities for athletes, connecting our community, and ensuring […]Ana Karakolevska
- Board Member Series: Vlad Marinescu 10 March 2026When I look at esports today, I see more than competition. I see a global movement that has grown from passion into a powerful cultural and sporting force, connecting millions of people across borders, languages, and generations. But with growth comes responsibility. Esports has reached a moment where it must move beyond fragmentation and begin […]Ana Karakolevska
- Governance Before Growth 10 March 2026In esports, growth is easy to see. New tournaments appear, audiences expand, and technology continues to transform the way people compete and watch competition. The pace of development is remarkable, and the ecosystem often feels as if it moves forward simply because the industry itself moves quickly. But growth alone does not create stability. Anyone […]Ana Karakolevska
- Building the Ecosystem Since 2008 2 March 2026Long before recognition became part of the global conversation, there was a quieter responsibility to address, how to give esports a structure strong enough to last. In 2008, that responsibility took form with the creation of the International Esports Federation. The intention was never limited to organizing competitions. It was about building an institutional foundation […]Ana Karakolevska
- Opening of High-Performance Esports Arena in Colombia with FEDECOLDE 2 March 2026The Biblioteca Departamental Jorge Garcés Borrero, a state-run public institution, together with the Federación Colombiana de Deportes Electrónicos (FEDECOLDE), has officially opened a groundbreaking esports facility: a high-performance gaming arena designed for training, education, and competitive development in electronic sports. This new venue is the only gamer arena in Latin America located inside a public […]Ana Karakolevska
The International GO Federation
- PGETC 2025–2026: Situation After Six Rounds 3 March 2026The online stage of the 16th Pandanet Go European Team Championship (PGETC) started in October last year with 35 national teams split into four leagues. As usual, the top four teams from League A will qualify for the face-to-face finals at the European Go Congress this summer in Ankara, Turkey. After round 6, played on […]Antti Törmänen
- Mateusz Surma 4p Wins 1st Factorio Speed Go Championship 24 February 2026The 1st Factorio Speed Go Championship, a new online tournament for top European players, started in November. In the match for 3rd place on February 15, Andrii Kravets 3p beat Stanislaw Frejlak 2p with a score of 3-0. The final was held on 22 February: Mateusz Surma 4p beat Lukas Podpera 7d with a score […]Antti Törmänen
- Damen Woo 6d Wins European Grand Prix Finale 2025 19 January 2026The European Grand Prix Finale 2025 took place in Stockholm on 8–11 January and brought together the top 16 players of last year’s European Grand Prix. They were split into four groups, each of which played out a round-robin. Two top players from each group proceeded to the play-offs. Damen Woo 6d beat Lukas Podpera 7d […]Antti Törmänen
- Mateusz Surma 3p Wins 51st London Open Go Congress 7 January 2026The 51st London Open Go Congress was held as a Bonus Point Level B tournament on 28–31 December at the London Go Centre, attracting 74 participants from 12 countries. Mateusz Surma 3p won all seven games and claimed the Championship; Kim Minseong 7d was the runner-up, and Li Yuanzhen 4d finished third. Fan Weijing 3p […]Antti Törmänen
- Lukas Podpera 7d Wins 9th Velika Gorica City Go Tournament 22 December 2025The 9th Velika Gorica City Go Tournament was held on 13–14 December as a Bonus Points Level C tournament and brought together 80 participants from 17 countries. After five rounds, three players topped the tournament table with four wins, so the podium was decided by the tie breakers: Lukas Podpera 7d was the winner, Mateusz […]Antti Törmänen
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