COVERAGE OF UZBEKISTAN–TURKEY RELATIONS IN THE TURKISH MEDIA
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Uzbekistan, Turkey, bilateral relations, media coverage, journalism, political communication, cultural diplomacyAbstract
This article examines how the Turkish media covers the bilateral relations between Uzbekistan and Turkey. It analyzes various media platforms, including television, print, and digital news outlets, to identify the main themes, narratives, and framing techniques used when reporting on political, economic, and cultural cooperation between the two countries. The study also highlights how media coverage reflects public perception and contributes to the development of mutual understanding and diplomatic relations. The research demonstrates that Turkish media often emphasizes historical ties, strategic partnership, and economic collaboration, while also acknowledging contemporary challenges and opportunities. By analyzing these patterns, the article provides insights into the role of media in shaping bilateral relations and fostering public awareness of international cooperation.
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