18th of Tir crisis (1999) The 18th of Tir (July 9) crisis, refers to a demonstration in Tehran University dormitory in reaction to closing Salam newspaper by the regime.

It is one of the five villages in Cinque Terre.

18th of Tir national day of protest (2003) In 2003, Iran's leading prodemocracy student group, the Daftar e Tahkim e Vahdat called for a national day of protest on the 18th of Tir to commemorate the original 1999 protest.

The area of Grande Terre is 16,750 square kilometres, and that of the Territory is 19,103 square kilometres.

21 27 June 1981 (1 6 Tir 1360) Conflicts between Mujahideen and authorities intensifies.

The Territory is divided into three provinces, South and North (on Grande Terre) and the Loyalty Islands.

It comprises one large island, known as Grande Terre, and smaller islands known as the Loyalty Islands (Ouvéa, Maré, Lifou and Tiga), the Bélap Archipelago, the Isle of Pines and Huon Islands.

On the same day, a MINUSTAH soldier was killed and another injured during an attack by unidentified armed persons while manning a checkpoint near Terre Rouge.

Wade speculates that Voltaire's primary source for information on the Lisbon earthquake was the 1755 work Relation historique du Tremblement de Terre survenu à Lisbonne by Ange Goudar.

On 21 March, MINUSTAH recovered the police station in Terre Rouge, believed to have been used as a base by those who attacked the MINUSTAH checkpoint no casualties were reported.

On 28 June 1981 (the 7th of Tir 1360 (Hafte Tir هفت تیر) in the Iranian calendar), a powerful bomb went off at the headquarters of the Iran Islamic Republic Party (IRP) in Tehran, while a meeting of party leaders was in progress.