Abstract
This article explores the characteristics of political culture and the development of media space in Kyrgyzstan. The creation of pluralism in the information space is considered one of the significant accomplishments in the country's political system. The media acts as an intermediary between society and the government, fulfilling the functions of the "fourth estate" despite facing pressure from various political forces. The figure of journalist Melis Eshimkanov, who was willing to confront the political system and establish the traditions of an independent and democratic press, embodies the unique features of his time. M. Eshimkanov's perspectives were influenced by the transitional period of Kyrgyzstan's development, which saw the overlay of democratic values
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