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In the modern environment, characterised by inconsistency and instability, there is a deep crisis in the socioeconomic, political and constitutional-legal spheres, and the phenomenon of populism has become widespread in our society. The current political situation and the development trend in the US, Europe and many developing countries can generally be described as a "crisis of leaders". This phenomenon brings great uncertainty both in domestic and international politics. Modern liberal democracies are not able to provide citizens with full access to participation in political life: that is why the grey electoral zone is growing every year, and populist movements and leaders come to power in a number of countries. This article is devoted to the phenomenon of contemporary populism. Attempts at its conceptualisation give rise to a contradiction: populism is often described as a phenomenon which is completely ineradicable, but marginal, receding when the situation is normalised; and at the same time, in discourses that interpret modernity in the categories of post-politics, postmodernism, post-democracy, post-ideology, etc., populism appears as a system-forming element of the modern political field. Recent situations in Turkey, Russia and Myanmar were taken as a case for the paper. The aim of this article is to find answers to the following questions: What does this concept mean and why does populism act as an impeding factor in the development of democracy? What measures exist to minimise these political means that are dangerous for

Populism Politics in the Current Situation as an Object of Political Analysis - Post-Democracy and Web Populism