A quarter-century after the devastating attacks reshaped global security, experts question whether counterterrorism efforts have truly made societies safer. While intelligence and surveillance capabilities have expanded significantly, critics argue that evolving threats—from lone-wolf attackers to cyber warfare—continue to exploit vulnerabilities. The shifting nature of terrorism raises concerns about whether current strategies remain effective in preventing future attacks. This analysis examines the balance between security measures and civil liberties in the ongoing fight against extremism.
The face of terrorism 25 years after the attacks of 9/11: Are we really any safer now? New York Daily News
