The 36th Chess Olympiad was organised in Calvia on the Spanish Island of Mallorca between October 14 and October 31, 2004. There were 129 teams in the open event and 87 in the women's event.
The team of Ukraine, led by Vassily Ivanchuk, won the open event with a margin of 3 points ahead of Russia and Armenia. In the women's section, China collected a new title, this time ahead of the U.S. team, led for the first and last time by Susan Polgar and the Russian team.
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@Reuters tracked down and interviewed five Russian prisoners who fought in #Ukraine in return for freedom. They gave the most detailed insider account yet of #Wagner's convict army.
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"Practically the entire world called me yesterday. I got calls from 87 different people," island caretaker Soren Thiim Andersen, the highest authority on the island that is Denmark's easternmost point, told Reuters. @Reuters #Nordstream https://t.co/opBCpYt6wd
@AnnaSkarum En opskrift sendt fra himlen! Tusind tak! Ét spørgsmål. Hvis jeg lader dem stå i køleskabet natten over, skulle de så lige have en ekstra tur i ovnen, før jeg steger dem, for at få dem gennemvarme?
Denmark's Social Democratic leader Mette Frederiksen said on Tuesday she had agreed to form a rare bipartisan government with the main opposition party, the Liberal Party, and the Moderates to form a government with her as prime minister. https://t.co/0cYcvqzqbz
Reuters is hiring a breaking news correspondent based in Copenhagen for a 12-month maternity cover starting January 2023.
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Denmark's 'hygge' bubble bursts as security election looms
In the wake of the Baltic Sea pipeline leaks, security has become a key issue for Danes ahead of next week's election. Reporting by @NSkyds from Bornholm
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