"border conflicts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to any type of confrontation or dispute at a border between two nations, groups, or individuals. For example, "The countries of X and Y have a long history of border conflicts."
South America has had more than its share of border conflicts.
Because of its close proximity to the line of control, Kargil has often been the site of border conflicts between India and Pakistan.
Over the past two centuries, there have been periodic tensions between Russia and China, including some serious border conflicts, and historically Russia has usually held the upper hand.
Almost all the conflicts in the world are caused by too much remembering: refreshing religious divisions, tribal feuds, border conflicts, humiliations and expulsions.
Our list is a grab-bag of ideas — from designing maps to analyzing border conflicts — and teachers can use the activities in any order, or as a road map for tracking ongoing coverage of geography-related issues.
Daughter of Antiochus III the Great of the Syrian Empire, Cleopatra was married to Ptolemy V in 193 as part of the Peace of Lysimacheia, concluding warfare and border conflicts between Syria and Egypt.
"As long as we have these territorial disputes you cannot rule out another border conflict," Brigadier Kanwal said.
News headlines flashed around the world, announcing the arrival of a new type of border conflict: the Google Maps War.
But the outbreak of the border conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea in 1998 fundamentally altered the nation's course.
He had acted as adviser to the government of Peru in resolving its border conflict with Ecuador, a dispute that had several times erupted into armed conflict.
The first was a response to escalating tensions with China, which resulted in a military border conflict on Damansky island in March 1969.
