Irish police discovered an explosive device near the venue where world leaders dined day earlier, per Reuters.
The device was disarmed safely by authorities on Tuesday, with no injuries reported, as Dublin prepared for the EU summit, Lemonde notes.
The FAA's national ground stop remains in effect across US airports due to air traffic control communication issues, per the Guardian and BBC.
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