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The FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025, staged from July 5 to 29 in Batumi, Georgia, has delivered seismic upsets and record-breaking performances. In a landmark achievement, four Indian players—GM Koneru Humpy, GM D. Harika, GM R. Vaishali, and IM Divya Deshmukh—all advanced to the quarterfinals, the first time any nation has achieved this feat in the tournament’s history.

By mid-2025, Yemen teeters between war and tenuous calm. The UN-brokered truce of April 2022 holds only sporadically, while the humanitarian crisis deepens: over 20 million people remain food insecure and 4 million internally displaced.

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In early 2025, over 1.5 million Afghans crossed back into Afghanistan from Iran and Pakistan, driven by a mix of deportations, visa expiries, and economic hardship.

In May 2025, Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities suspended all chess activities nationwide, invoking religious concerns that the game promotes gambling.