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Controversial action: top alpinist Christophe Profit in court

In the summer of last year, the renowned alpinist and mountain guide Christophe Profit removed metal posts that were used to secure the heavily frequented Goûter route on Mont Blanc. Now he has been charged with theft. He faces a fine of 4000 euros.

Japan flashes before the International Court of Justice

The Japanese Mountaineering and Climbing Association has filed a lawsuit at the International Court of Justice - and has been dismissed.

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Concentrated avalanche knowledge for winter sports enthusiasts

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Miška Izakovičová manages a free ascent of the Golden Gate big wall route

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