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Blossom of snow: A starry symbol of the Alps makes an unusual addition to rock gardens

Edelweiss is a rare flower with a storied past

The Independent UK

What it takes to build the world’s longest railway tunnel – and restore nature once it’s done

The world’s largest railway tunnel between Austria and Italy has created a mega-landfill in the Alps. Can developers restore it sustainably?

Euronews

6 largest lakes in Europe, and the ice age and dams behind them

When people picture a European lake, they usually imagine a small, scenic pool tucked into the Alps. The continent's real giants sit far from those postcard images, spread across the cold northeast in Russia, Finland and Sweden. Some formed naturally as ice sheets melted thousands of years ago at the…

The Times of India

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'We gambled it all on the third week' - Richard Carapaz fights back from tough summer of recovery to claim maximum climbing honours at Tour de France

Ecuadorian takes mountain jersey and second Tour stage in exceptional three days through the Alps

Cycling News

‘Like a bird flying’: You can now soar on a giant swing over the Swiss Alps

The 12m-high swing opened earlier this month and hopes to attract off-season visitors as snow becomes less reliable due to climate change.

Euronews

'I was on people's blacklists' - Tom Pidcock absent from Tour de France breakaway on first day in the Alps

No escaping the peloton on first day in the Alps for Pinarello-Q36.5 rider who looks to gain time from eighth place in GC with few opportunities remaining

Cycling News

'There could be some very big explosions' – Juan Ayuso predicts carnage as Tour de France GC battle heads to the Alps

Spaniard and Lidl-Trek teammate Mattias Skjemose keep up the battle for the podium, white jersey, and team prize in the Tour's final days

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Giant swing on Swiss peak a tourism draw

VILLARS-SUR-OLLON, Switzerland - As the chairlift nears the Grand Chamossaire peak at the Villars ski resort in the Swiss Alps, screams of terror and delight suddenly pierce the air.

Bangkok Post

Early Access: Watch our Van Rysel RCR-F review before it goes live on YouTube

We took one of the most popular aero bikes on the market to the French Alps for an in-depth video review

Cycling News

The Three Valleys Explained: Comparing Meribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens

Anyone planning a ski trip to the French Alps eventually runs into the same question: which resort in the Three Valleys actually suits you? The area links Meribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens into the largest connected ski domain on the planet, but the three towns couldn't feel more different once…

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5,000 solar panels on an Alpine peak are producing three times more electricity thanks to snow reflection and colder temperatures

Perched high in the Glarus Alps, some 2,500 metres above sea level, a massive wall of solar panels is setting a standard for renewable energy. This is “AlpinSolar,” a pioneering project that has seen nearly 5,000 solar panels bolted directly onto the wall of the Muttsee dam, the highest altitude…

The Times of India

Switzerland built giant tunnels under the Alps to reduce truck traffic, but the project is now helping protect the country's mountains from climate threats

Switzerland moved freight from roads to underground rail for environmental protection. This policy began after voters approved the Alpine Initiative in 1994. Massive tunnels now allow trains to bypass fragile mountain passes efficiently. Roughly three-quarters of Alpine freight now travels by rail. This infrastructure shift reduces pollution and noise for…

The Times of India

I can't understand why UAE Team Emirates-XRG are riding so much, but Pogačar is so good that he will correct any mistakes in the Alps - Sean Kelly's Tour column

The five-time stage winner reflects on the Tour de France's first week, UAE Team Emirates-XRG's questionable tactics, and the hot conditions baking the peloton

Cycling News

Quote of the day by Hannibal: 'The mirrors in your mind can reflect the best of yourself, not...' - inspiring quote by Carthaginian military leader of Second Punic War against Rome teaches life lessons on self-worth, how to build self-confidence and how to stop negativity to control your mind

Quote of the day by Hannibal: Hannibal's quote encourages focusing on personal strengths over external criticism. This ancient general led Carthage against Rome in significant historical conflicts. He achieved notable victories, including battles in Italy after crossing the Alps. Ultimately, Hannibal faced defeat but left a lasting military legacy.

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Snow loss in the Italian Alps could shrink the stoat’s habitat by 36%, and scientists say its main prey may shift uphill at a different rate

Reduced snow cover may shrink stoat habitats by thirty-six percent by century's end. Warming temperatures also impact the stoat's white winter camouflage, making it vulnerable. Changes in snow vole distribution will further disrupt alpine ecosystems and predator-prey dynamics. Mountain wildlife faces significant risks as species adapt to rising temperatures. This…

International Business Times UK

Quick Facts About Jannik Sinner: Where He's From, Net Worth, Family, Girlfriend, and More

Jannik Sinner's rise from a skiing prodigy in Italy's Alps to a Wimbledon champion has captivated fans. His disciplined lifestyle, family ties, and business ventures add intrigue to his tennis success.

The Times of India

Switzerland converted military tunnels in the Alps into gold vaults during World War II, hiding its reserves beneath solid rock as Europe descended into war

Switzerland moved its gold reserves into Alpine vaults before World War II. A military ammunition depot became a secure underground treasury for national assets. This decentralization expanded storage capacity and reduced urban risks during the war. The Alps became an integral part of Switzerland's financial infrastructure and defense. New research…

Euronews

Sixteen-year-old boy arrested after south Germany school attack, Bavarian police say

Police said people should avoid the area following the incident in Schongau, a town just north of the Alps of some 12,000 inhabitants.

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This steam railway that travels through the Swiss Alps is celebrating its 100th anniversary

The steam trains now operate exclusively as a tourist attraction in the summers between the stations of Realp and Oberwald.

The Independent UK

Steam railway marks 100 years traversing iconic Alpine pass that featured in James Bond

Train enthusiasts are celebrating the 100th anniversary of a historic Swiss railway that travels through the steep Furka Pass

The Guardian - UK

Six of the best long-distance European trails to walk in summer

From a less-crowded camino and the Slovenian Alps to a stunning river trail and Ireland’s remote Beara peninsula

Cycling News

Still-bandaged Paul Seixas finally back training on the road in Alps ahead of Tour de France debut

Decathlon expected to include Matthew Riccitello and Gregor Mühlberger in Tour roster, but the announcement has been delayed

Euronews

Europe's best lakes for a safe summer dip, from the Italian Alps to the Hungarian plains

The report ranked European countries for their abundance of lakes rated as “excellent”, meaning their water quality was safe for swimming.

The Guardian - UK

Could mountains be key to unlocking hydrogen’s potential?

Researchers assessed likelihood gas was produced during creation of Alps, Pyrenees and Baetic mountains

The Times of India

A tale of two deals: Trump's 'infinity' inspections meets Iran's 'not so fast'

TOI correspondent from Washington: One side believes that it has come away with a deal. The other side is still dealing with the idea of a deal. It turns out that the US-Iran peace agreement purportedly pounded out during talks in the Alps has more holes than Swiss cheese.

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