The Malaysia-Singapore maritime border spat: A chronology


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Malaysia and Singapore, as close neighbours, share maritime boundaries and not all disputes on boundaries have been resolved.

The Malaysia and Singapore bilateral spat on maritime boundaries with matters related to the Johor Baru port limits resurfaced on Dec 4 when the republic claimed that the recent extension of the limits had encroached into Singaporean territorial waters off Tuas.

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