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North Korea's capsized warship is back in service

North Korea has commissioned the Kang Kon, a 5,000-ton guided-missile destroyer that capsized in May 2025.

Why it mattersNorth Korea's push to build a nuclear-armed navy signals its intent to deter regional adversaries despite being outmatched by South Korean and US forces.

AustraliaRegional military escalation in Asia affects Australia's regional security and trade interests through geopolitical tensions.

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