Ideological foundations for the creation of a national idea

The article is devoted to the study of the problems of the creation and formation of the national idea as a new ideological format in modern Russia, taking into account the constitutional ban on state or compulsory ideology. The author proves that the meaning of the national idea is broader and does not repeal the constitutional prohibition of Part 2 of Article 13 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, moreover, in practice, the creation of a new national idea is confirmed in the main course of state development. The perspective of the development of the national idea, in essence, in recent years has been reflected by the state in the Basic Law of the country and detailed in other normative acts. The author raises the question of the further vector of the state's activities in the field of creating a common national idea, given that the central element in need of special protection and priority development is the protection of human rights and freedoms. A reliable condition for the effective performance of this work is a State that takes urgent measures and responds in a timely manner to new challenges and threats in the context of the global civilizational crisis. By addressing these themes, the article prompts a discussion on the future direction of state efforts in fostering a cohesive national identity, grounded in constitutional principles yet responsive to modern socio-political dynamics.