- February 18, 2026
In the News: Supply Chain Info Providers in Demand; Guidelines Published to Ensure Anti-Corruption in Healthcare Sector; and GDPR Complaints Filed Against Chinese Companies – China Law and Practice
In the News: Supply Chain Info Providers in Demand; Guidelines Published to Ensure Anti-Corruption in Healthcare Sector; and GDPR Complaints Filed Against Chinese Companies China Law
Netanyahu has undergone successful prostate surgery, Israel hospital says – South China Morning Post
Netanyahu has undergone successful prostate surgery, Israel hospital says South China Morning Post Source link
Attorney General’s Office Raids Oil and Gas DG of Indonesia’s Energy Ministry – Tempo.co English
Attorney General’s Office Raids Oil and Gas DG of Indonesia’s Energy Ministry Tempo.co English Source link
Former head of Tulare hospital Dr. Benny Benzeevi pays over $2M in restitution, pleads no contest to 6 felonies – ABC30 News
Former head of Tulare hospital Dr. Benny Benzeevi pays over $2M in restitution, pleads no contest to 6 felonies ABC30 News Source link
Croatian PM fires health minister amid corruption scandal – DW (English)
Croatian PM fires health minister amid corruption scandal DW (English) Source link
Patients complain of corruption, poor services at Bhadrachalam Govt Area Hospital. – Etemaad
Patients complain of corruption, poor services at Bhadrachalam Govt Area Hospital. Etemaad Source link
Croatian Health Minister Detained on Bribery and Corruption Charges – Balkan Insight
Croatian Health Minister Detained on Bribery and Corruption Charges Balkan Insight Source link
Croatian PM sacks health minister accused of corruption – Al Jazeera English
Croatian PM sacks health minister accused of corruption Al Jazeera English Source link
Former Chicago hospital CFO, 2 others charged in $15 million embezzlement scheme – CBS News
Former Chicago hospital CFO, 2 others charged in $15 million embezzlement scheme CBS News Source link
Things aren’t looking good for infamous CEO of “health care terrorists” – Ars Technica
Things aren’t looking good for infamous CEO of “health care terrorists” Ars Technica Source link