Twenty five years is long enough for a wound to close and for a scar to form in its place. It is also long enough for the meaning of an event to be quietly rewritten by the people who survived it. When the twin towers collapsed on a clear Tuesday morning in September 2001, nearly three thousand people died in under two hours, and the world that woke up the next day was not the same one that had gone to sleep the night before.

Twenty five years is long enough for a wound to close and for a scar to form in its place. It is also long enough for the meaning of an event to be quietly rewritten by the people…

Reflecting on the lasting impact of the 9/11 attacks 25 years later, shaping history and global perspectives on terrorism.