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9/11 anniversary: Continuing lessons from the attacks
The article reflects on the lessons learned since the 9/11 attacks, highlighting that despite improvements in intelligence sharing and organizational reforms, significant failures still occur. It emphasizes that the initial US intelligence failure was a lack of imagination and poor information sharing, leading to the attacks. Over the past 25 years, Western intelligence agencies have restructured and increased cooperation, but errors such as the flawed intelligence leading to the Iraq War and missed threats from emerging powers like China and Russia demonstrate ongoing strategic challenges. The article underscores that intelligence failures remain a critical issue in national security decisions today.
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