Journalist. Analyst. Storyteller.
A Midwesterner in the Mideast, Taylor tells personal stories on a global scale.
As The Christian Science Monitor's Middle East correspondent, Taylor tackles some of the biggest challenges of our day: climate change, polarization, migration, inequality, democracy and war. His narrative journalism blends reporting, analysis and story-telling to bring humanity and clarity to events shaping the Middle East and the wider world.
A Global Fellow at The Wilson Center, Taylor also writes forward-looking analyses on emerging dynamics in the Middle East and North Africa from climate to security.
Read more about Taylor’s humanity-focused writing approach or browse a bio recapping his 17-year career in the Middle East. For analysis and consulting services, visit the analysis section.
LATEST NEWS
Nov 21 2024: Amid Gaza food shortages, ICC issues arrest warrant for Netanyahu
Nov 20 2024: Facing Trump 2.0, Palestinians voice rising concern: What’s our plan?
Oct 25 2024: Under deadly Israeli siege, north Gaza residents face ultimatum: leave or die
Oct 18 2024: Hamas leader’s death revives hopes for a Gaza peace plan. Is that enough?
Oct 17 2024: Hamas leader, Israel’s ‘most wanted,’ is dead. What happens to war in Gaza?
Oct 15 2024: Talk with Moment Magazine: war, Jordan-Israel ties & the fate of the two-state solution
Oct 11 2024: WWWT Podcast (with Ghada Abdulfattah): Sharing the human stories in Gaza
LATEST HEADLINES
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New Wilson Center Analysis: Overhauling the Palestinian Authority: Reform Hangs in the Balance
July 2 2024
The Palestinian Authority under Mahmoud Abbas has appointed a new reform-minded government at the urging of Gulf countries and the US. But factionalism and Israeli blockage of revenues threatens the project's future. Taylor Luck reports on the struggles and hopes from officials leading the transition.
Occasional Paper at The Wilson Center: Climate Priorities in the Middle East North Africa
April 2024
In this Occasional Paper released on April 22, I critically examine Arab states’ national climate strategies, gaps and challenges, looking at issues ranging from debt-laden Lower Middle Income States’ struggle to tackle food and water insecurity to the Gulf drive towards green hydrogen.
This analysis includes recommendations for policymakers, financiers and partners to boost adaptation, resilience and mitigation efforts in a Middle East and North Africa on the front-lines of climate change—from the tip of the Arab Gulf to Morocco.
For more, visit The Wilson Center Middle East Program or download the full report here.