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The Throne in Paphos: Why a 20-Year-Old Uzbek Just Exposed Chess's Geopolitical Balance Sheet

Javokhir Sindarov won the 2026 FIDE Candidates in Paphos by a point and a half — the best score the tournament has ever seen. Russia lost its last top-20 seat the same quarter. Carlsen is off building a Saudi-funded parallel tour. Chess didn't just find a new challenger; it found out which flags still pay for the boards.

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