In the transition of the world from the twentieth century to the XXI ideology was unfairly rejected by most countries of the world. The distancing from ideologies occurred as a result of the events that followed the dismantling of the Soviet Union. The withdrawal from the world arena of the USSR also meant the withdrawal from the world stage of communist ideology and a landslide weakening of the importance of other ideologies. The de-ideologization of the world turned out to be destructive in the sense that international relations lost stability and led to an increase in global tension. It can be said that ideologies have consolidated their fragments of society and stabilized the relationship between them. Currently, the world is facing a dilemma: either to continue the disorderly movement in the deidelogized world, or countries to acquire their own ideology, understandable to themselves and neighbors and the world as a whole, which would undoubtedly lead to more understandable bilateral and multilateral relations in the world.