evidence: The dispute between Singapore and Malaysia over Pedra Branca's sovereignty was resolved in 2008 when the ICJ awarded it to Singapore. Malaysia had staked a claim to Pedra Branca, located about 40km off eastern Singapore, in December 1979, when it published a new map of its territorial waters and continental shelf boundaries. [...] In 2008, the ICJ awarded Pedra Branca to Singapore, Middle Rocks to Malaysia, and said South Ledge, a rock formation visible only at low tide, belongs to whoever owns the territorial waters it sits in.