Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, Al-Qaeda remains active and is undergoing a reconstruction process, despite having disappeared from the media spotlight. The extremist organization has managed to adapt to the new geopolitical and strategic context.
Terrorism experts consider this transformation that Al-Qaeda is undergoing to be particularly relevant. The organization was not eliminated, but rather transformed its operations and strategies to remain present and operational.
The article's title synthesizes the situation: although Al-Qaeda has left the center of world attention, it has not in fact disappeared. It continues to represent a threat and is reorganizing itself both in established conflict zones and in new regions.
