Alexander Wasner revisits newspapers from September 12, 2001, to explore how media framed the 9/11 attacks. He discusses this with writers Franz Schuh, Sasa Hanten, Robert Menasse, Elke Schmitter, and Marius Goldhorn in Vienna and Berlin. The guests analyze the shift from secularism to religious rhetoric, the failure of the rule of law, and the enduring impact of the event's imagery. They also reflect on how 9/11 marked the end of the "end of history" and compare it to modern anxieties about artificial intelligence.
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