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People who voted for Brexit are often somewhat defiant and are sticking to their guns, even though it is causing the country problems economically. 23. Pleitgen studied North American Studies at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University in Bonn and at Free University Berlin, where he submitted his master's thesis on traditions in American journalism. In 2010, he traveled undercover to Myanmar again to report on the flawed elections and the release of the democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi. I believe the tone is more personal; Americans dont have formal and informal forms of address for a start. Pleitgen, who is fluent in German, English and French, reported from London during the July 2005 terrorist attacks and was dispatched to bring German audiences coverage of the tragic aftermath of both Hurricane Wilma and Katrina in the U.S. Pleitgen studied North American Studies at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University in Bonn and at Free University Berlin, where he submitted his masters thesis on traditions in American journalism. He also hosted a few shows and appeared in a number of others, including Anderson Cooper 360, Erin Burnett OutFront, and RTL Nachtjournal, amongst others. Frederik Pleitgen is the Berlin correspondent for CNN, appointed to this position at the end of 2006. Politicians bandy the term about, which I think is pretty dangerous, because the free press is a fundamental institution of the democratic state. During the Iraq war we had some reporters there who were in their late 20s, early 30s and some of them were in senior positions. The only thing that helps is to remain objective, even if its not easy. "Apparently some in Germany criticized the new German FM @ABearbock 's English skills. Frederik Pleitgen is a German journalist and correspondent for CNN International. Frederik Pleitgen CNN, Bio, Age, Height, Wife, Accent, & Net Worth Does Colorado have a defensive driving course? Frederik Pleitgen is the Berlin correspondent for CNN, appointed to this position at the end of 2006. In addition, Frederik has introduced a special German viewpoint to CNN's International audience since joining the International news station. At the time, Myanmar was ruled by a repressive Junta.