9/11 at 25: Reflecting on a Quarter Century of the Global War on Terror

The September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States marked a turning point that reshaped global security policy for decades. A former UN official reflects on the lasting consequences of the counterterrorism measures adopted in the aftermath of the attacks. Over 25 years, the so-called War on Terror has carried significant human, financial, and political costs worldwide. The anniversary prompts a broader reckoning with whether the strategies pursued since 9/11 have made the world safer or more complex.
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