МВД Франции выдало предписание покинуть страну бывшей руководительнице RT France Ксении Федоровой, обвиняемой в распространении дезинформации и пропаганды.
Xenia Fedorova, ancienne dirigeante de RT France et intervenante régulière sur CNews, a reçu un arrêté d'expulsion pour « comportement portant atteinte aux intérêts fondamentaux de l'Etat » et « menace pour l'ordre public » en France.
France orders expulsion of Xenia Fedorova, former head of RT France, for spreading pro-Kremlin disinformation aimed at destabilizing public order, ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
France's Fete de la Musique celebrations on Sunday will include an alcohol ban in departments under a red heatwave alert, with temperatures expected to reach 41°C. The ban aims to ensure public safety during the event, which drew nearly 2 million people to Paris last year.
Thibaut Bruttin of Reporters Without Borders criticizes the "Xenia Fedorova affair," arguing that defending "free speech" without journalistic independence and honesty undermines democracy. He labels Fedorova a Kremlin propaganda emitter, not a free speech martyr.
Des eurodéputés du groupe Renew Europe, menés par Nathalie Loiseau, demandent à l'UE de sanctionner la chroniqueuse russe Xenia Fedorova, accusée d'être la voix du Kremlin et de diffuser de la propagande sur la guerre en Ukraine et l'UE.
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez denies state intervention in granting a 10-year residency permit to former RT France head Xenia Fedorova in 2024, citing administrative rules. Fedorova's pro-Russian stances and media appearances have drawn criticism.
Xenia Fedorova, ex-head of RT France, promotes Kremlin-aligned views on French TV despite EU sanctions, exploiting loopholes in disinformation laws.
Xenia Fedorova, ex-dirigeante de RT France, suscite l'inquiétude en France en raison de son influence croissante sur les médias du groupe Bolloré, notamment CNews et Europe 1, où elle défend les narratifs du Kremlin sur l'Ukraine.
A US judge has temporarily blocked sanctions against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who was blacklisted for criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza as 'genocide'. The ruling cites First Amendment protections despite her foreign citizenship, noting her US connections.
