Kabul blast

Police spokesperson says another 33 people have been injured in the blast

SFJ leader says while Afghan attack was carried out by 'non-state' actors, those in India are 'state-sponsored'

Saturday's explosion follows a blast on Friday in the northern city of Kunduz at a mosque that killed one

Foreign Office terms acts of terrorism targeting religious places utterly repugnant

Pakistan strongly condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, says FO

Blast struck near the entrance of the Eid Gah Mosque, says spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid

Fighting has been particularly heavy around Herat, Lashkar Gah, and Kandahar.

Last week an Afghan government prosecutor was shot dead in eastern Kabul

Incident took place in Helmand province; official accuses Taliban of planting explosives

Interior ministry spokesman says security forces taking "serious measures" to protect candidates

Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate claims responsibility for the attack

Says levelling allegations only signifies a tendency to externalise the internal challenges faced by Afghanistan

Paris regularly dims the Eiffel Tower, an emblem of the city, to show its solidarity with victims of terror attacks

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack and there are dozens of casualties

Over 230 wounded in Da’ish-claimed suicide attacks on protest rally

Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the deadly attack

Interior ministry says there are no immediate details on casualties or damage from blast

Taliban claim several foreigners were killed in the attack

A total of 41 people, most of them civilians, are injured