January 02, 2018 Updated 11:10 GMT
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Rose Worden
Rose Worden is a researcher and writer based in New York. She holds a Masters Degree in International Affairs from The New School and is focused on development and security in the Horn of Africa and MENA.
How Sudan is ingratiating itself with Trump through Israel
Comment: Despite fierce public opposition, leaders in Sudan, Morocco and Tunisia know their path to the US lies through Israel, writes Rose Worden.
Yemen aid meaningless as long as weapons sales continue
Comment: Instead of salving their conscience by pledging aid, arms sellers should stop peddling their wares altogether, writes Rose Worden.
One Palestinian's vision for art in Washington
The New Arab Meets: Palestinian artist Ahmed Hmeedat who grew up in Bethlehem's Dheisheh refugee camp and is now exhibiting work at the Museum of the Palestinian People in Washington.
A Washington hub for the celebration of Palestinian culture
The New Arab Meets: Bshara Nassar, the director of the Museum of the Palestinian People to learn more about his vision for a cultural institution in the US capital.
Islamic State, al-Shabaab and early western Europe
Comment: If 'war makes states' then IS and al-Shabaab's elaborate taxation system and a monopoly on violence are the tools they use, writes Rose Worden.
John Bolton's ICC condemnation blazes trail for world's despots
Comment: John Bolton's opposition to the International Criminal Court puts him in the same camp as some of the world's worst war criminals, writes Rose Worden.
Public Relations in the Trump era
Comment: Trump's foreign policy has contributed to the emboldening of human rights abusers, writes Rose Worden.
Using local instability, UAE sows discord in Somalia
Comment: The UAE is taking advantage of regional fragmentation throughout Yemen, Somaliland and Puntland to strike long term commercial deals, writes Rose Worden.
UAE still supports al-Shabaab through Somalia's illicit charcoal trade
Comment: If the UAE is genuinely supportive of development and security in Somalia, it should enforce the charcoal ban and eliminate a crucial revenue source for al-Shabaab, writes Rose Worden.
Financial de-risking in the Yemen crisis
In-depth: As the question of Yemen's economic future looms, the call to action to restore financing for emergency relief and everyday life is urgent, writes Rose Worden.
Trump's 'sovereignty safeguards' leave Yemeni refugees for dead
Comment: The US is opting out of global solutions to share responsibility for the burden of migration which it has promulgated, writes Rose Worden.
Haley's audacity: Moving the US embassy to Jerusalem
Comment: Rather than 'advancing the cause of peace,' as Haley claims, Trump's decision reaffirms US complicity in Israel's violence against Palestinians, writes Rose Worden.