The Utopian is proud to present its new issue, Making History. With contributions ranging from eminent philosophers Jürgen Habermas and Paolo Flores d'Arcais to emerging writers and artists like Sam Munson and Kate Aspinall, we examine the past, present and future of history and how it is made. In thought-provoking pieces that challenge our relationship with the past Timothy Stanley and Alexander Lee boldly make the case that history is, indeed, bunk, while Israeli Oded Na'aman asks if someone won't please make history by saving his country from itself.

We are also excited to introduce two new sections of The Utopian: a challenging blog continually updated by an array of international contributors, and 'Talking Heads', a regular video discussion on the most controversial issues of the day.

Watch The Utopian co-founders Alexander Lee and Yascha Mounk discussing the Catholic Church, Holocaust denial and liberal anxiety in the brand new 'Talking Heads' section; or read Justin Fowler on 'Making Futures' and Panagiotis Patlakas on 'Jazz at Massey Hall'. Be sure to check back regularly for more thought-provoking updates - many more entries will go online in the next days and weeks!