Families of those killed in the September 11 attacks will gather at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon to remember the victims on the 25th anniversary, according to The Guardian. The commemorations mark a quarter century since the attacks, which The Canberra Times reports the United States is observing as a nation still shaped by that day.
The Australian describes the country as a scarred nation that remains haunted a generation on. In its coverage of the anniversary, the Sydney Morning Herald writes that September 11 changed the world, but adds that events since have changed it more. ABC News has also marked the occasion with a video segment asking Australians whether they remember September 11.
The anniversary coverage spans multiple outlets and formats, from live reporting on the ceremonies in the United States to retrospective pieces weighing the attacks' lasting influence. The gatherings at the two sites struck by hijacked aircraft on September 11, 2001, form the centerpiece of the day's observances.
What to watch next: further reporting from the memorial ceremonies, and continuing assessments of how the two and a half decades since the attacks have reshaped global affairs.
