Charles McArthur Ghankay Taylor

President Charles Taylor in March 2003 told the press that Liberia had 'ordered arms'...

Unable to pay his troops President Charles Taylor has opened up a new front for them to loot in western Côte d'Ivoire...

The Special Court in Sierra Leone may yet indict Charles Taylor though arresting him would pose a certain number of problems...

Instability in Guinea will complicate efforts to address regional security and tackle Liberian President Charles Taylor...

During the 1990-91 Gulf war Charles Taylor's Liberian rebels made up some valuable fighting ground capitalising on Washington's engagement elsewhere...

Liberian President Charles Taylor who in the past has had good relations with Paris was conspicuously absent...

President Charles Taylor may be too busy dealing with the Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy as well as Liberians on both sides of the conflict in western Côte d'Ivoire to threaten Sierra Leone now...

Containing Liberian President Charles Taylor is one priority while in Guinea President Lansana Conté's declining health (he has just returned from three weeks in hospital in Morocco being treated for diabetes) is another destabilising factor...

Liberian President Charles Taylor who has called elections for 15 October stands accused of harbouring Al Qaida diamond-buyers as well as breaking UN sanctions...

Liberian President Charles Taylor - who launched his own rebel movement with an invasion from the Danané region in 1989 - made the symbolic gesture of closing the border except to refugees and even expressed concern that the Ivorian conflict could destabilise Liberia...

Drop the dead donkey Gadaffi has apparently dropped troublesome allies such as Liberian President Charles Taylor and Western observers say he has been helpful in the Rwanda/Congo-Kinshasa peace deal...