Richard Yim
133 posts

Richard Yim
@richardyim
Forbes 30 Under 30, CEO of Quantum Engineering. Talking about tech, investment, and geopolitics.
Katılım Eylül 2010
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In my op-ed, I examine the recent Thailand–Cambodia tensions: the politics behind the border flare-up and Cambodia’s restraint. Thank you, @acisofficial, for publishing.
#OpEd #Thailand #Cambodia
Australian Centre for International Studies@acisofficial
Thailand engineered a crisis to preserve military power, but Cambodia resisted the bait strategically, diplomatically and decisively. internationalstudies.com.au/news/f/manufac…
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Thanks to Prestige Cambodia for the great feature.
prestigeonline.com/kh/people/rich…
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Thank you so much for sharing your time with us and try out our Q-Motor. 🙏🙏🙏
Dominic Williams 🇬🇧🇰🇭@DomWUK
Not only was this a lot of fun, but was amazed to learn that engineer Richard built this off-road electric scooter in Cambodia! 🇰🇭 It’s innovations like this that will get us to net-zero and reduce the impact of climate change. 🙌🙌🙌
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As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, it's crucial to understand the impact of technology on global affairs. #geopoliticaltech #thoughtleadership
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The global race for technological supremacy is reshaping the balance of power between nations. Countries need to innovate or risk being left behind as the hunters and gatherers of the new world. #techgeopolitics
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ASEAN spans more than 4 million sq km and has over 650 million people. As we work towards regional cooperation, we need to ensure every member country has a voice and we are all working towards a shared vision. #Geopolitics #ASEANUnity
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This is what happened when you’re trying to push an agenda in the mainstream media. Journalism integrity is important so the moment journalists taking side, it’s hard to believe whatever is coming next.
David Sacks@DavidSacks
Mirabile visu. 😂
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Technology is changing the way we think about international relations. Case in point: the semiconductor industry. In 10(?) years, oil may no longer be the resources that people go to war for. #techgeopolitics
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