FIDE bans Kramnik for two years over bullying and cheating allegations

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Former world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik has been handed a two-year ban by FIDE, with the second year suspended. The governing body cited unethical conduct, including bullying, unjustified cheating accusations, and procedural violations. Kramnik had publicly accused several players, including David Navara and Daniel Naroditsky, of cheating. The Russian grandmaster has rejected the ruling and announced his intention to appeal the decision.

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