Cyprus chess has always had stories worth telling. From small local clubs where children make their first moves, to international events where Cypriot players challenge the world, the game continues to inspire passion, discipline, and creativity.
The Journal was created to give those stories a permanent home. We bring together annotated games, tournament reports, interviews with players and coaches, reflections from arbiters, and historical archives that highlight the evolution of the sport. Every article is a piece of Cyprus chess heritage — recorded, preserved, and shared.
We are not a federation bulletin or a club newsletter. We are a magazine in the true sense: a space for ideas, insights, voices, and memories. Independent of politics, open to contributions from across the chess community, and committed to professional design and editorial standards.