Twenty-five years after 9/11, Islamist terrorism remains an evolving global threat, sustained by radical ideology, technological adaptation and, in some cases, state sanctuary and support.
The 9/11 not only meant a direct attack on the United States, but exposed the vulnerability of countries in terms of security. After a quarter of a century, we lived in a world designed after these attacks meant a breaking point in global geopolitics. Mexican analyst and security expert Roxana Juárez Parra exposes the remaining risks