Xenia Fedorova

A Paris court rejected Russian television star Xenia Fedorova’s appeal against an expulsion order, citing insufficient evidence of immediate harm from government measures. French officials accused her of relaying Russian disinformation to destabilize public order, while she claimed political pressure and censorship.

A French court rejected the deportation appeal of Xenia Fedorova, a pro-Kremlin commentator. The decision was made following a hearing at the Grand Palais in Paris.

A Paris court rejected the appeal of Russian television commentator Xenia Fedorova against an order to leave France. Authorities accused her of spreading pro-Kremlin propaganda.

Russian TV star Xenia Fedorova accused French President Emmanuel Macron of censorship after France ordered her expulsion and froze her assets. Fedorova, former head of RT France, claims her legal residency and journalistic work in France justify her presence, while the government alleges she destabilized public order through pro-Kremlin disinformation.

France has frozen the assets of Xenia Fedorova, a Russian propagandist. She previously served as the director of the French version of Russian state-run RT.

French interior minister defends expulsion order against Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova. Fedorova was photographed at the Grand Palais in Paris on April 12, 2025.

France issued an expulsion order against Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova. Fedorova was signing books at the Paris Book Festival on April 12, 2025.

France has ordered Xenia Fedorova, former head and editor-in-chief of RT France, to leave the country over allegations of spreading Kremlin propaganda on French television and radio. She has been placed under house arrest and must report daily to the police.

France has expelled Russian media commentator Xenia Fedorova for spreading disinformation. The tensions began in 2017 when President Emmanuel Macron accused her of spreading 'defamatory falsehoods.'

France is taking steps to expel Xenia Fedorova, a pro-Kremlin TV personality who is featured on media owned by billionaire Vincent Bolloré.

France has issued an expulsion order against Russian media figure Xenia Fedorova for spreading disinformation linked to Russian authorities. Fedorova, formerly head of RT France, now works for media outlets owned by conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré and faces challenges in deportation due to strained diplomatic ties with Russia.

France has ordered Russian journalist Xenia Fedorova to leave the country. The interior ministry accused her of spreading Kremlin propaganda through French television and radio ahead of next year's presidential election.

France's President Emmanuel Macron warns against Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova during a signing ceremony in Montenegro, flanked by the country's Prime Minister on June 4, 2026.

Xenia Fedorova, former head of Russian state television's French language channel, has received a ten-year resident permit in France and is promoted by Vincent Bolloré, a media mogul. The article questions the French government's role in allowing her to spread Kremlin-aligned content with minimal fact-checking.

Xenia Fedorova, a Russian propagandist, was granted a residence permit in France, causing embarrassment at the highest levels of the government. She attended the Festival du Livre in Paris on April 12, 2025, at the Fayard stand.

Xenia Fedorova, a protégée of Bolloré, is accused of spreading Russian propaganda in France. She was present at the Fayard stand during the Paris Book Festival on April 12, 2025.

French officials and analysts are concerned about former RT France chief Xenia Fedorova appearing on conservative media outlets, warning that pro-Kremlin narratives may influence elections and challenge free speech in France.