“Julien Freund is right: it is the enemy who designates us and imposes a stance as old as the hills: collaboration or submission,” writes the philosopher in the Journal du dimanche.

While New York commemorates the victims, Trump is using the Republican convention to talk about himself and the November election. The Chief of the General Staff, who was supposed to shoot down the planes heading for Washington that day, was elsewhere: reflecting on what it means to serve the state

Two conservative presidents twenty-five years apart: one who oozes lies and conspiracy theories from every pore, the other who admits painful truths. And that sense of humanity that seems to have vanished beyond repair

The agencies and powers established to prevent further terrorist attacks following the 11 September attacks are being used by Trump against immigrants, drug traffickers and political dissent. Meanwhile, the nature of the threats is changing: cyberattacks, drones, AI and biotechnology

Twenty-five years on from the attack on the Twin Towers, Peggy Noonan writes in the Wall Street Journal about what cannot be processed or forgotten: the story that shattered an illusion and left a mark on the very core of America that will never fade