South Sudan's Peace Talks Off to Rough Start

South Sudan's warring factions have opened peace talks in Ethiopia, as violence continues in at least two regions of South Sudan.   The two sides were set to hold a face-to-face meeting in Addis Ababa Sunday, following days of delays. But disagreements over "protocol issues" prevented any substantive talks from taking place.   Representatives for President Salva Kiir and ex-vice president Riek Machar were expected to discuss details of a cease-fire and rebel...

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