Border incidents and violence

Name(s): 
Border conflicts
Border disputes
Frontier crimes
Cross-border violence
Nature 
Tension may arise and violence erupt on the border between two countries as a result of any of a number of causes, including: infiltration of armed intruders from one country into the other; exchange of fire across the border; seizure of citizens of one country by agents of the other; movement of individuals from one country to the other in search of asylum or to escape imprisonment; smuggling; build-up of armed forces along a border.
Incidence 
Border incidents tend to occur in cases where the relations between the two countries are strained, for example: North Korea/South Korea; South Africa/Mozambique; China/Vietnam; India/Pakistan; Israel and neighbouring Arab countries; Tanzania/Uganda; India/China; Germany/Czech Republic.
Broader 
Disputes
Abuse of government power
Aggressive foreign policy
Narrower 
Violence along internal borders
Cross border military operations
Military manoeuvres in sensitive border areas
Related 
Conflicting international priorities
Aggravates 
Vulnerability of frontier workers
Inadequate international map of the world [in 2 loops]
Aggravated by 
Divided countries
Annexation of territories
Accidental military incidents
Boundary disputes between states
Infringement of national airspace
Unnatural boundaries between states
Strategy(ies) 
Fortifying frontier lines
Researching frontier crimes
Using border violence
Minimizing cross-border violence
Negotiating border disputes
Type 
(D) Detailed problems