The July & August edition included plenty of interesting material dedicated to the EGC 2025 in Warsaw.
The next issue, September & October, will report on such important European events as the Women’s and Student Championship, as well as the 1st Kagaribi Cup – an online match between professional teams from Europe and Japan.
To learn more, read the October Newsletter.
The May & June edition was released before the EGC 2025 in Warsaw.
The European Go Journal and Yearbook were exhibited at the EGC. The next issue, July & August, will be dedicated to this exciting event.
To learn more, read the August Newsletter.
The European Go Yearbook 2024 is still available for purchase.
The March & April edition was published recently and features plenty of interesting material.
To find out more details and the plans of the European Go Journal team for the May & June edition, read the July Newsletter.
The team of the European Go Journal has just published a new product – the European Go Yearbook 2024!
In the soon-to-be-published March & April edition, you will find:- reports on the European Youth Championship and Paris International Tournament
- commentary by Stanisław Frejlak 2p on the game he played in the 1st Beihai Xinyi Cup against Ty Xiaoyu 9p,
- accompanied by an article sharing his impression of visiting China
- Dai Junfu 8d starts a new series dedicated to ko fights
- Li Ang 3p starts a new series dedicated to the great masters of the past
- An interview with the main organizer of the European Go Congress in Warsaw, Tomasz Andrzejewski
- An interview with Mateusz Surma 3p dedicated to his trip to Southeast Asia
You can read about all this and the latest issue published by the team of the European Go Journal in our May Newsletter!
This March marked three years since we published our first edition – February 2021. I thought that it would be a great opportunity to share my vision of the project, its recent highlights and challenges, where we are now and where we are going.
Excerpt from the Interview with Jan Šimara, Newly-Certified 1-Dan Professional
Announcement of free access to a new edition of the European Go Journal
Announcement of the 65th European Go Congress, which will take place in Leipzig, Germany, accompanied by an interview with the Congress Director René Scheibe
An interview with Cătălin Țăranu 5p, the main organizer of the 2022 European Go Congress.
Announcement of continuation of the project.
Artem's plans on continuation on the project.
An article on an AI goban device that looks like a real go board and can be played on with normal stones, but at the same time has a built-in AI automatically recording your games, offering various levels of opposition and providing many other features.
An overview of the European Grand Prix, a report on the Grand Prix Finale 2021 and a brief interview with the winner - Ilya Shikshin 4p.
An article on the “Go Baron”, a Czech title with three ounces of gold as the prize, and a brief interview with Lukáš Podpěra 7d – the title holder.
A report on the European Championship 2021, written by Artem Kachanovskyi and Jean-Yves Papazoglou.
Overview of the online European Youth Go Championship 2021 and commentary written by the tournament organizers - Cătălin Țăranu and Damir Medak.
A report on the European Pair Go Championship 2021 accompanied by an interview with Natalia Kovaleva 5d - one half of the championship pair.
An interview with Mateusz Surma, 2 dan professional of the European Go Federation.
Mateusz tells a wonderful story of becoming a professional go player and creating go business - Polgote, a company that sells go equipment, offers go lessons by a variety of teachers, and organizes go events.
An announcement of the two new chapters of the European Go Journal: "Favorite Place to Go" and "The Journal Answers".
A process of distribution of the European Go Journal under the Go Club License policy is getting simplified.