Abstract
The article analyzes the geopolitical situation at the end of the twentieth century associated with the problem of the end of history and ideology. It is noted that modern society is defined as "post-ideological", in which ideas and ideas have ceased to have significant significance in the political space. There is a crisis of traditional political ideologies in politics. It is noted that the foundation of the ideological crisis is the presence of a fragmented society, the obviousness of scepticism in ideological politics, cynicism and the complete lack of social trust in the "political establishment", the use of populist methods in politics.
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