Summary of Current World News Briefs

This summary of global events covers a range of topics including a massacre in Burkina Faso, a polio vaccination campaign in Gaza, the charged doctor in Matthew Perry's death, NASA's crew changes, legal issues for Musk's social media platform in Brazil, a Russian bomb in Ukraine, Cuba's virus fight, a Hamas commander killed in the West Bank, the release of a Mexican drug lord, and the arrest of Telegram's boss by a Paris cybercrime unit.

Current world news highlights include a tragic massacre in Burkina Faso, described by a survivor who lost family members in the bloodshed caused by an Al Qaeda-linked group.

In Gaza, the UN will vaccinate 640,000 children against polio during temporary truces in fighting, after a recent polio case was recorded.

In Los Angeles, a doctor charged in Matthew Perry's ketamine overdose case expressed remorse and was barred from practicing medicine.

NASA is adjusting its Crew-9 lineup to accommodate astronauts already aboard the ISS, replacing members set for an upcoming SpaceX mission.

Brazilian Supreme Court justice ordered the suspension of Twitter's platform X due to legal representation issues, amid ongoing disputes with Elon Musk.

A Russian bomb attack in Ukraine's Kharkiv resulted in seven deaths and dozens of injuries.

Cuba battles the Oropouche virus amid a challenging rainy season, fuel shortages, and trash issues.

Israeli forces killed a Hamas commander in the West Bank city of Jenin during ongoing operations.

Notorious Mexican drug lord Osiel Cardenas was released from a U.S. prison and handed over to immigration authorities.

A Paris cybercrime unit has driven the arrest of Telegram boss Pavel Durov, marking a significant crackdown on tech industry leaders.

(With inputs from agencies.)