The International Court of Justice on Friday awarded Singapore sovereignty over a disputed island hosting a strategic lighthouse at the eastern entrance of the Singapore Straits. The lighthouse on the granite rock has been a landmark for 150 years and a beacon of safety for hundreds of ships passing daily. The U.N.'s highest court, however, gave Malaysia ownership of a smaller uninhabited outcropping.
May 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The International Court of Justice on Friday awarded Singapore sovereignty over a disputed island hosting a strategic lighthouse at the eastern entrance of the Singapore Straits.
The lighthouse on the granite rock has been a landmark for 150 years and a beacon of safety for hundreds of ships passing daily.
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