Hong Kong youth and culture magazine Breakazine has announced that it will stop publishing from early 2025, ending its 16-year history. In a statement published on Facebook on Thursday afternoon, the magazine said it had been increasingly hard to operate in recent years as production costs rose and people’s reading habits changed. “To better accommodate the needs of Hong Kong’s youth, after careful consideration our editorial team felt we needed more space to adjust our deployment,” the Chinese post read. “We’ve decided that Breakazine will stop publishing in April 2025.” Founded in 2009 by no…
