On September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks profoundly marked the world, leading to the implementation of unprecedented security measures, particularly at airports worldwide. The article notes that 25 years have passed since these world-changing events.
These attacks gave rise to the so-called "War on Terror," an international policy that shaped geopolitical relations in the following decades. Airport security rules were significantly and permanently reinforced on a global scale.
The impact of these events was not limited to security and diplomatic matters, having also profoundly affected social relations in various societies. The article presents 25 facts that illustrate how September 11 transformed multiple aspects of world life.
