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This version completely satisfies Wikipedia's criteria. It includes the fact the significant coverage. Specifically, Die Presse (full interview + dedicated "Zur Person" biographical paragraph), Le Monde (multiple substantial interviews treating her as a key expert), Die Zeit, Handelsblatt, and Le Figaro all discuss her role, background, and views in detail rather than brief mentions. It also has reliable sources by including major established newspapers with strong editorial oversight as well as independent sources as none are connected to the German Marshall Fund. Instead, it's third-party journalistic coverage. The article now rests primarily on these secondary sources instead of German Marshall Fund self-published material. Evans1982 (talk) 00:21, 13 September 2026 (UTC)Reply
