Vidit Gujrathi explains why Magnus Carlsen continues to target FIDE, Viswanathan Anand: 'He can get away with it'
Magnus Carlsen hasn't been on best of terms with FIDE lately, having engaged in a war of words with the Lausanne-based governing body for the sport in recent months, and some of that animosity has been directed towards Indian chess legend Viswanathan Anand, who serves as its deputy president.
Magnus Carlsen hasn't been on best of terms with FIDE lately, having engaged in a war of words with the Lausanne-based governing body for the sport in recent months, and some of that animosity has been directed towards Indian chess legend Viswanathan Anand, who serves as its deputy president.
