Exclusive reaction from Xenia Fedorova in the JDD: will the regime ban this newspaper from publication and burn the already printed copies for this blatant abuse of freedom of expression, this crime against the Good?! We will have to recite 50 "Hail Ursula" to make up for this. (translated)
Russia has denounced the expulsion of Xenia Fedorova by France as political persecution, accusing Paris of using false allegations to censor dissenting opinions and harm freedom of expression. (translated)
The eviction order of pro-Kremlin columnist Xenia Fedorova by France has been denounced by Russia as political persecution, highlighting accusations of censorship and discrimination against dissenting voices in the country. (translated)
The expulsion order issued by France against the Russian columnist Xenia Fedorova is "political persecution," condemns the Russian diplomacy. (translated)
The French justice system has confirmed the expulsion of pro-Russian journalist Xenia Fedorova, who will only return to France if this decision is overturned, after the court rejected her appeal to contest the expulsion order and the freezing of her assets, calling her a conduit for Russian disinformation. (translated)
I am currently being interviewed by Nicolas Stoquer on the morning show of GPTV. We will discuss current events, including the Xenia Fedorova case and the invasion of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco. (translated)
Xenia Fedorova targeted by an expulsion order: a welcome clarification Editorial importance of LE Monde on the expulsion order against Xenia Fedorova, Putin's megaphone in France, already head of RT France, a subsidiary. (translated)
Russian journalist Xenia Fedorova denounces political pressure and censorship in France following the expulsion order and freezing of her assets by the government, which accuses her of relaying Kremlin propaganda. (translated)
Xenia Fedorova, a Russian columnist accused of pro-Putin propaganda, denounces an expulsion order and the freezing of her assets, which she considers a form of censorship and political pressure, while announcing that her lawyers will contest this decision. (translated)
Journalist Xenia Fedorova, a prominent pro-Russian voice in the French media and head of RT France, must leave the country due to accusations of spreading disinformation and undermining trust in French institutions, while her lawyers appeal against this decision and point to an attack on freedom of speech. (translated)
The French Interior Minister, Laurent Nuñez, confirmed the expulsion order against Xenia Fedorova, a pro-Russian columnist accused of relaying Kremlin propaganda, while asserting that it was not an infringement on freedom of expression, despite the protests of the journalist and her employers. (translated)
Laurent Nuñez, Minister of the Interior, stated that the expulsion order targeting Xenia Fedorova, accused of relaying Russian propaganda in France, does not constitute a violation of freedom of expression, highlighting the seriousness of the issues related to the fundamental interests of the nation. (translated)
The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, justifies the expulsion order against pro-Russian commentator Xenia Fedorova, accused of relaying Kremlin propaganda in France, by stating that she represents a threat to the fundamental interests of the nation, while specifying that she has the option to leave the territory voluntarily. (translated)
The expulsion order targeting pro-Russian columnist Xenia Fedorova has sparked various reactions among French politicians, ranging from condemnations of Russian interference to criticisms of the uneven application of expulsion laws. (translated)
The French Interior Ministry's decision to expel Xenia Fedorova, a pro-Kremlin commentator accused of disinformation, is causing a heated controversy within the political class, particularly dividing the far right, who see it as an infringement on freedom of expression, and supporters of the government, who express their relief at this measure. (translated)
Order of expulsion: HERE is the SCANDAL of the STATE that breaks XENIA FEDOROVA! (translated)
The PS deputy Arthur Delaporte praised the expulsion order targeting Xenia Fedorova, former president of RT France, as a necessary action by the government against Kremlin propaganda in French media, stating that it reflects a reality long recognized. (translated)
Xenia Fedorova, former head of RT France, is subject to an expulsion order from the French government, which accuses her of disseminating Kremlin propaganda, while her supporters lament an infringement on media pluralism. (translated)
The columnist Xenia Fedorova, accused of disseminating Russian propaganda in French media, is facing an expulsion order according to the Ministry of the Interior. (translated)
THE FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION TO THE AGONIES The Russian journalist Xenia Fedorova, former head of Russia Today France and now a columnist on CNews, has just been the subject of an expulsion order from France issued by the Ministry of the Interior. She is (translated)
