The
two
states
are
due
to
resume
talks
in
Addis
Ababa
on
Tuesday
after
negotiations
broke
off
last
week,
when
the
parties
failed
to
agree
on
where
to
draw
a
demilitarized
buffer
zone
along
their
disputed
border.
Western
diplomats
see
no
quick
breakthrough
as
positions
over
a
long
list
of
disputes
seem
far
apart
and
with
both
sides
accusing
each
other
of
supporting
rebels
in
the
other's
territory,
according
to
Reuters.
Sudan
and
South
Sudan
are
at
loggerheads
over
the
position
of
their
border,
how
much
the
landlocked
south
should
pay
to
transport…
