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Editorial: El Mundo

  • The September 11, 2001 attacks caused a significant change in the US and the world order.
  • The perceived invulnerability of Washington collapsed, marking an era of fear and uncertainty.
  • The US responded with a dramatic transformation of its foreign policy and military presence.
  • The unilateralism of the George W. Bush administration broke the Atlantic link and fueled polarization.
  • 9/11 accelerated the rise of new powers that today pose a threat to the liberal order.

Conclusion: The 9/11 attack was a transformative event that not only marked the US and changed its foreign policy and security, but also changed the world order and accelerated the rise of new powers.