a lullThe West has lost its way because it has abandoned its conception of historyThe once-glorious image has faded, as has the projection of strength. It is time to recognise this momentous transition for what it isbyMichele Silenzi3 OCT 26
THE SKIES OF ISRAELJerusalem has foiled many other 9/11-style attacks, saving Western livesThe attack foiled yesterday in Dubai, in which an Omani pilot attempted to crash a Flydubai aircraft bound for Tel Aviv with 180 Israeli passengers on board, has brought to mind numerous attacks foiled by the Israelis. Some call it the ‘militarisation of the skies’. It is a euphemism used by those who live under more tranquil skiesbyGiulio Meotti1 OCT 26
MAGAZINETerrorists: the forbidden term. This is how evil becomes a side effect of historyFrom television to newspapers, the media whitewash them with euphemisms. The result is a story rewritten in reverse. No longer is it the action that leads to tragedy, but rather the tragedy that, retrospectively, gives rise to a noble cause byGiulio Meotti21 SEP 26
LettersWe also remember the Italian victims of international terrorismWho wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa11 SEP 26
The editor’s editorialThe West’s nagging doubt 25 years after 9/11Responsibility is blurred, threats are played down, the ideology of the attackers is given less attention, and the alleged guilt of the targeted society is increasingly highlighted. Does this remind you of anything? A virus to be defeated 25 years on from the attack on the Twin TowersbyClaudio Cerasa11 SEP 26
11 SEPTEMBERThe rebirth of New York and the World Trade CentreTwenty-five years after the attack on the Twin Towers, a new skyscraper is rising next to the memorial pools. Whilst the skyline continues to be reshaped, a Muslim mayor takes to the stage at the ceremony for the first timebyMarco Bardazzi10 SEP 26