>The German versions often start with a political classification right away. If the classification is contested, then it stays there and just gets slighty chang

>The German versions often start with a political classification right away. If the classification is contested, then it stays there and just gets slighty changed into reported speech. If any counter-arguments to that classification make it into an article, then they are almost always commented, often with a counter-argument to the counter-argument from groups that created that classification in the first place, litteraly giving them the last word. It's exactly the same in English Wikipedia for anything to do with current politics. Try reading any article about President Trump.