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Historisches Minutenprotokoll 32 Stunden, die dem Populismus auf der Welt den Weg ebneten

Der Terror des 11. September 2001 veränderte die Welt nachhaltig. Der SPIEGEL rekonstruierte den Tag mit den Mitteln eines Liveblogs. Er folgte Feuerwehrleuten, Menschen in den entführten Flugzeugen, in den Türmen des World Trade Center und des Pentagon. Die Chronologie.

Der 11. September ist nie vorbei - Gulnara Samoilova / AP

Der 11. September ist nie vorbei - Gulnara Samoilova / AP

25 Jahre nach 9/11 Der 11. September ist nie vorbei

Die Terroranschläge prägen die USA bis heute – vom Machtzuwachs der Überwachungsbehörden bis zu den Exzessen der Abschiebepolizei ICE. Von Marc Pitzke und Mathieu von Rohr

»Wir werden eine neue Welt kennenlernen. Und ich mache mir Sorgen« - Patrick Andrade / Polaris / ddp

»Wir werden eine neue Welt kennenlernen. Und ich mache mir Sorgen« - Patrick Andrade / Polaris / ddp

meinung •Erinnerungen an 9/11 »Wir werden eine neue Welt kennenlernen. Und ich mache mir Sorgen« Ein Essay von Dirk Kurbjuweit

Nach den Anschlägen vom 11. September war ich Teil des großen SPIEGEL-Teams, das die Hintergründe recherchierte. Wenn ich Auszüge aus meinen Tagebüchern von damals lese, schaudert es mich noch immer.

25. Jahrestag von 9/11 »Ein Stück von mir ist auf dem Broadway liegen geblieben«

Fotos schießen, als die Welt zusammenbricht: Susanne Hegenscheidt stand beim Einsturz der Tower am Fenster ihres Apartments im Financial District. Was sie sah, hat sie nie losgelassen. Sehen Sie hier einen Ausschnitt aus der Doku »September«.

»Der Krieg gegen den Terror war militärisch und politisch eine Katastrophe« - John Moore / AP

»Der Krieg gegen den Terror war militärisch und politisch eine Katastrophe« - John Moore / AP

Politikwissenschaftlerin über das Erbe von 9/11 »Der Krieg gegen den Terror war militärisch und politisch eine Katastrophe«

Die USA haben auf den 11. September mit Härte reagiert. Die Forscherin Laleh Khalili sagt: Dies hat das Land geschwächt, autoritäre Tendenzen verstärkt – und den Nährboden für den »Islamischen Staat« geschaffen. Ein SPIEGEL-Gespräch von Felix Bohr

Hamburg 9/11 Conspirator Fights Entry on Terror List - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

Hamburg 9/11 Conspirator Fights Entry on Terror List - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

Secret UN Proceedings in New York Hamburg 9/11 Conspirator Fights Entry on Terror List

The September 11 kamikaze pilots killed thousands of people in the United States. According to information obtained by DER SPIEGEL, Mounir al-Motassadeq, the man convicted of helping the Hamburg terror cell responsible for the attacks, now wants his name to be removed from an international list of terrorists. By Roman Lehberger

"The Real Threat Is Islamic State, Not Al-Qaida" - Victor J. Blue / The New York Times / laif

"The Real Threat Is Islamic State, Not Al-Qaida" - Victor J. Blue / The New York Times / laif

Terror Expert on Afghanistan "The Real Threat Is Islamic State, Not Al-Qaida"

The attack at the Kabul airport shows that the Taliban are unable to get the country completely under control, terror expert Wassim Nasr argues in an interview. An entity that once offered safe haven to terrorists will now have to fight them. Interview Conducted by Britta Sandberg

Al-Qaida Thinks Globally But Acts Locally - Yahya Arhab/ dpa

Al-Qaida Thinks Globally But Acts Locally - Yahya Arhab/ dpa

Terror Retooled Al-Qaida Thinks Globally But Acts Locally

The new warning last week of possible imminent attacks by al-Qaida fueled fears far beyond America's borders. But the movement founded by Osama bin Laden has long since shifted from mass international attacks to local battles -- with success. Von Christoph Reuter

Former Bin Laden Bodyguard Living in Bochum - Caroline Seidel/ dpa

Former Bin Laden Bodyguard Living in Bochum - Caroline Seidel/ dpa

'Dangerous Preacher' Former Bin Laden Bodyguard Living in Bochum

A man who was part of Osama bin Laden's team of bodyguards has been living in the western German city of Bochum for years. Authorities say the Tunisian man is a "dangerous preacher," but attempts to expel him from the country have so far failed.

'We Did Exactly What Al-Qaida Wanted Us to Do' - POOL/ REUTERS

'We Did Exactly What Al-Qaida Wanted Us to Do' - POOL/ REUTERS

Interview with Former FBI Agent Ali Soufan 'We Did Exactly What Al-Qaida Wanted Us to Do'

Former FBI agent Ali Soufan successfully interrogated captured Islamist terrorists after 9/11 without resorting to "enhanced' techniques. In a SPIEGEL interview, he revealed how he got jihadists to talk using tea and trucker magazines and explained how 9/11 could have been prevented.

On the Trail of the al-Qaida Phantom - EMILIO MORENATTI/ AP

On the Trail of the al-Qaida Phantom - EMILIO MORENATTI/ AP

The Arrest of Younis al-Mauretani On the Trail of the al-Qaida Phantom

Secret service agencies from around the world have long been searching for him. On Monday, the ISI in Pakistan finally managed to apprehend top al-Qaida operative Younis al-Mauretani. New details about his true identity have also begun to emerge. Von Yassin Musharbash

The Last Sunrise Between the Twin Towers - Reinhard Karger

The Last Sunrise Between the Twin Towers - Reinhard Karger

A Unique Perspective on Sept. 11 The Last Sunrise Between the Twin Towers

He came to New York for vacation, but became a witness to the most devastating terror attack the world had ever seen. Reinhard Karger documented the disaster from a marina across the water from the World Trade Center and shared his story with SPIEGEL ONLINE.

Loss of Bin Laden Threatens Al-Qaida 'Brand' - AFP/ SITE

Loss of Bin Laden Threatens Al-Qaida 'Brand' - AFP/ SITE

Charisma Deficit Loss of Bin Laden Threatens Al-Qaida 'Brand'

For years, the charismatic Osama bin Laden was the undisputed face of al-Qaida -- internally as well as externally. But for the last four months, the terror network has had to get by with the relatively boring Ayman al-Zawahiri at the top. Experts believe the lack of an inspiring leader puts the jihadists under pressure. Von Yassin Musharbash

9/11 Conspirator Reported to Be Living in Pakistan - ? Reuters Photographer / Reuters/ REUTERS

9/11 Conspirator Reported to Be Living in Pakistan - ? Reuters Photographer / Reuters/ REUTERS

On the Trail of Said Bahaji 9/11 Conspirator Reported to Be Living in Pakistan

Ten years after 9/11, the Moroccan-German Said Bahaji is one of the last remaining members of al-Qaida's Hamburg cell who is still at large. Now, German jihadists have told investigators that Bahaji is living in Pakistan's Waziristan region, where he works for al-Qaida's propaganda wing. Von Holger Stark

Zawahiri Confirmed as Bin Laden's Successor - dpa

Zawahiri Confirmed as Bin Laden's Successor - dpa

A New Path for Al-Qaida Zawahiri Confirmed as Bin Laden's Successor

It is now official: Ayman al-Zawahiri is the new leader of al-Qaida. The uncharismatic surgeon from Egypt is hardly a carbon copy of Osama bin Laden. But the terror network seems interested in testing new strategies. Von Yassin Musharbash

Zawahiri Vows to Continue Bin Laden's Work

Zawahiri Vows to Continue Bin Laden's Work

Al-Qaida Video Zawahiri Vows to Continue Bin Laden's Work

First he praised Osama bin Laden, and then he issued threats to Pakistan and the United States. One month after the al-Qaida leader was shot dead in Abbottabad, his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri has promised that the group will stay the course. But he remained silent about the group's new leadership. Von Yassin Musharbash

Scratching Beneath the Surface in Abbottabad - AKHTAR SOOMRO/ REUTERS

Scratching Beneath the Surface in Abbottabad - AKHTAR SOOMRO/ REUTERS

A Peaceful City? Scratching Beneath the Surface in Abbottabad

Is the city of Abbottabad, where Osama bin Laden was found and killed by US Special Operations forces on May 1, really as bucolic as it has been described? The al-Qaida boss, as it turns out, was far from the only Islamist who sought refuge in the town. Von Walter Mayr

What International Law Says about the Killing of Bin Laden - Department Of Defense/ dpa

What International Law Says about the Killing of Bin Laden - Department Of Defense/ dpa

Terrorists Have Rights Too What International Law Says about the Killing of Bin Laden

The elimination of al-Qaida figurehead Osama bin Laden earlier this month was widely celebrated. But was it the right thing for the US to do? International law expert Kai Ambos argues that killing him was both illegal and morally dubious.

'Capturing Bin Laden Was Not One of Their Big Priorities' - HO/ REUTERS

'Capturing Bin Laden Was Not One of Their Big Priorities' - HO/ REUTERS

Interview with Richard Clarke 'Capturing Bin Laden Was Not One of Their Big Priorities'

In an interview, former White House counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke discusses Washington's effort, long unsuccessful, to track bin Laden, missteps made by the Clinton and Bush administrations in the search and how the CIA and Air Force resisted deploying drone aircraft in the war on terror.

Ottrando's Tears A New York Fireman and Osama's Death

It didn't take long for John Ottrando, a New York fireman, to arrive at the north tower on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. Now, almost 10 years later, images from that day have become his constant companion. But he has mixed feelings about the death of Osama bin Laden. Von Ullrich Fichtner

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