A judge in the US has ruled that the effective closure of the Voice of America (VOA) last year was "illegal" and that hundreds of its journalists should be reinstated.
District Court Judge Royce Lamberth has given authorities one week to put the international broadcaster back on air.
The VOA was set up during World War Two to counter Nazi propaganda.
Just weeks after returning to office as president, Donald Trump issued an executive order to close the broadcaster which his officials accused of left-wing bias. Trump also ordered outlets such as Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia to be "eliminated to the maximum extent consistent with applicable law".
The president appointed Kari Lake to head the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) - the parent company that oversees and funds the VOA as well as Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia.
