The article discusses the relevance of the state's subjectivity for the political life of Kyrgyzstan. The author argues that the problems of the state and the subject include not only logic, philosophy and economics, but also political science. The author gives a scientific explanation of the political aspect of the problem of the subject, examining it from a variety of angles. To do this, as a degree of subjectivity, it is proposed to conditionally consider the provisions of states as an object, a subject and a state of ordinary independence. At the same time, the states of some states are analyzed according to several criteria, among which the degree of subjectivity of Kyrgyzstan is determined. The threats to the state's stay in the state of an object for national interests are examined in detail. The information provided in the article is illustrated with diagrams and tables