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The ICJ was expected to respond by mid-2009.

The near unanimous decision at the ICJ was welcomed by Macedonia's foreign minister, Nikola Poposki.

The ICJ was established in 1945 by the San Francisco Conference, which also created the UN.

But the ICJ was not then faced with a boycott by most of the western world.

The Australian Marine Conservation Society said Japan's snub of the ICJ was a "wake-up call" to other nations.

The ICJ was scathingly critical of the route Israel had chosen, some of it deep inside West Bank territory.

International Court of Justice (ICJ) Also known as the Peace Palace, the ICJ is Andrew Carnegie's architectural contribution to world peace, complete with gold pheasants on the palace's lawns and a bell tower that has been known to chime out Elvis and Beatles tunes.

The ICJ is a continuing and autonomous body that is permanently in session.

The seat of the ICJ is at The Hague, but sessions may be held elsewhere when the court considers it desirable to do so.

The ICJ is likely to take months, if not years, to decide whether it has jurisdiction in the cases (without the agreement of NATO countries, it probably does not).

Cases before the ICJ are resolved in one of three ways: (1) they can be settled by the parties at any time during the proceedings; (2) a state can discontinue the proceedings and withdraw at any point; or (3) the court can deliver a verdict.