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Christoph Hainz talks about his speed ascent up the North Face of the Eiger in 4 hours and 30 minutes.

The Winter Polish K2 Expedition has been called off without a successful summit but with all members, including Denis Urubko, Marcin Kaczkan and Krzysztof Wielicki, are safely back in Base Camp.

On 25.01.03 Robert Jasper redpointed what he believes to be his hardest creation ever, "Vertical limits", M12 E2 in the drytooling hotspot Ueschenen in Switzerland’s Bernese Oberland.

Brief news roundup of Fitz Roy Patagonia ascents 2002 by Luca Maspes

Applications for the Arctic Team Challenge 2003 start on 15 November.

Minister Lunardi announces the go-ahead of the third Gran Sasso tunnel

On Saturday 23 February 2002 the Committee for the Safeguarding of the Gran Sasso water Resources will meet at Pescara, central Italy, to demonstrate against the planned third tunnel in the Gran Sasso

“La Conjura de Los Necios” for Glowacz and Co on El Gigante, Mexico

Helly Hansen’s half-yearly magazine has now matured to its fourth edition, and this can be received free by filling out the order form on www.hellyhansen.com

Chris McNamara recommends five super classic rock climbs in Yosemite Valley, California, USA.

Climbing on Corsica: a selection of some of the best multi-pitch rock climbs in Bavella, Val Restonica and Valle du Tavignano. By Maurizio Oviglia.

The protagonists of Makalu 200 give their version of the ascent to the summit of Makalu Himal, written by Giampaolo Corona plus some considerations by the 'Aquile di San Martino di Castrozza e Primiero'

All the 'Polartec Challenge' projects for 2001

The current epidemic of Foot and Mouth Disease in Britain has resulted in Local Authorities prohibiting all movement in the countryside off public highways

"Patagonia by water", Marcello Cominetti and Lorenzo Nadali's traverse across Patagonia, comes to a close

The Pamir Alay is an immense region wedged between the republics of Kirghistan and Tajikistan , dominated by the giant Pic Communism (7495m) and Pic Lenin (7134m), once the highest mountains in the now defunct Soviet Union. By Marco Borghetti, Roberto Invernizzi and Stefano Righetti.