Felix Franz works as a freelance journalist in Berlin.

His most recent work includes covering the Armenian revolution for Deutsche Welle and the Christian Science Monitor; a documentary about the Binge Eating Disorder for Germany’s public broadcaster; fighting corruption with tech in Mexico for the WIRED UK as well as regular contributions as a TV producer and reporter for BBC News. He speaks Spanish, French and Portuguese and publishes in English and German.  In 2015 he received an M.A. in international journalism from City, University of London.

He works as a writer as well as a TV reporter and producer. His work has been published by BBC News, Perspective Daily, The Christian Science Monitor, WIRED UK, Deutsche Welle, ARD/ZDF, CBC News, N-TV and elsewhere. 

His work has been published by BBC News, Perspective Daily, The Christian Science Monitor, WIRED UK, Deutsche Welle, ARD/ZDF, CBC News, N-TV and elsewhere. 

Felix Franz

Basic information

Name
Felix Franz
Title
Independent journalist
Expertise
Politics, technology, environment, film
Country
Germany
City
Berlin
Twitter

Supported projects

On the trail of Chinese pharmaceuticals in Africa

  • Economy
  • Healthcare
  • Industry

MOMBASA - Counterfeit and substandard drugs are believed to kill thousands of people annually. The trade of substandard or falsified medicines has grown to a $30 billion black market industry. Experts warn that the number of counterfeit or substandard goods entering Africa is on the rise.

A Quinine injection produced by Chinese company