National policy as a regulator of ethnopolitical conflicts in the regions of the Russian Federation

In modern science, the analysis of current ethno-political conflicts that are in a frozen or latent phase is necessary. Without monitoring the interaction of each of the conflicting parties, without monitoring public opinion in social networks, since social networks today are the main platform for provocations of ethnopolitical conflicts, new hotbeds of conflict can break out and lead to irreversible consequences both for a particular region and for the whole state. The article examines the concept and causes of ethnopolitical conflicts, as well as the policy of the federal center in relation to national republics where social conflicts may arise.