Al Jazeera Frames

Cap­tur­ing the spir­it and end­less en­er­gy of Lon­don.

Ugan­dans re­flect on how palm oil farm­ing is en­croach­ing on their liveli­hood and their free­dom.

Be­hind the scenes at Four­ni­tures Gen­erales Pour Le Pi­ano, the old­est pi­ano shop in Paris.

A look at the deep re­la­tion­ship be­tween Rod­ney Archer and his his­toric house in east Lon­don.

The sto­ry be­hind an icon­ic poster that was borne in World War Two.

An Egypt­ian tour guide leads us through the ne­glect­ed graves of al-Qarafa, where the liv­ing co-ex­ist with the dead.

An il­lus­tra­tion breaks down how much US tax mon­ey is be­ing spent on wars and the mil­i­tary.

A city-build­ing so­cial-net­work game be­comes a metaphor for life for one In­di­an cou­ple.

An In­di­an wrestler tells us about the beau­ty and dis­ci­pline of the an­cient fight­ing tra­di­tion known as Kushti.

One woman gives an emo­tion­al ac­count of her son’s men­tal de­te­ri­o­ra­tion and her sad­ness over who he grew up to be.