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New Internationalist is an independent magazine and publisher focusing on global social justice, environment and development reporting.
It offers digital and print subscriptions, apps for iOS and Android, and archive access for subscribers.
Delivery options include Web subscriptions (via the publisher site), purchases through Apple App Store and Google Play, and print delivery for physical plans.
Pricing for Nigeria falls under the publisher's "Rest of world" rates; app purchases follow Apple/Google store pricing and policies.
If you cancel a Web subscription, you keep access for any paid/fulfilled period and you stop future renewals.
App-store cancellations follow Apple/Google rules; access may remain until the end of the paid period depending on store terms.
Auto-renewing app subscriptions will stop future auto-renewals after you cancel in the store; verify the subscription status in your store account.
Your account details and subscription history are usually retained by New Internationalist; contact support if you need data removed or exported.
If you cancel a Web subscription via the UK site, New Internationalist states you can cancel at any time and receive a full refund for any unfulfilled months.
Refunds are calculated on the basis of unfulfilled months remaining on the subscription after cancellation.
App Store (Apple) and Google Play (Android) refunds are subject to the respective store policies; requests must go through Apple or Google Play.
There is no explicit statement on New Internationalist’s site about a statutory 14-day cooling-off period for digital purchases; store-level rights or UK rules may apply depending on how you purchased.
Listed prices are approximations converted to euros; Nigeria is treated as "Rest of world" for pricing.
No official EUR-denominated prices are published by the publisher; use the store or checkout for exact local totals and taxes.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital only (monthly, Rest of world) | ≈ €3.21/month | Monthly | Digital edition on iOS, Android and PC; full archive access |
| Print only (monthly, Rest of world) | ≈ €4.60/month | Monthly | Print edition delivered; digital archive access |
| Print & Digital bundle (monthly, Rest of world) | ≈ €5.03/month | Monthly | Print + digital access (iOS, Android, PC); full archive |
| Bundle 1-year (Rest of world, gift price) | ≈ €69.72/year | Annual | Print & digital, 6 issues |
| Print only 1-year (gift price) | ≈ €64.51/year | Annual | Print only, 6 issues |
| Digital only 1-year (gift price) | ≈ €38.45/year | Annual | Digital only |
| App Store 12-month non-renewing | ≈ €32.74/year | Annual | Full digital access via iOS app |
| App Store 12-month auto-renewing | ≈ €26.80/year | Annual | Full digital access via iOS app, auto-renew |
| App Store 3-month auto-renewing | ≈ €9.32 for 3 months | Quarterly | Digital access via iOS app, auto-renew |
| App Store single issue | ≈ €4.67 | Per issue | Single issue purchase via iOS app |
Nigerian consumers should check the purchase route: Web subscription, Apple App Store, or Google Play determine which refund and cancellation rules apply.
If you bought via Apple or Google, platform-level refund policies and complaint routes are your primary remedies.
If you subscribed via the New Internationalist Web (UK-based), the contract and refunds are governed by the publisher’s stated policies and potentially UK distance-selling rules, not Nigerian law.
New Internationalist’s site does not explicitly state a 14-day EU/UK cooling-off right for digital subscriptions; rely on the publisher’s "unfulfilled months" refund statement or the payment provider for disputes.
Readers praise New Internationalist for sharp, in-depth global coverage and a distinct independent voice.
Many subscribers report a generally positive Web and app experience with value in the journalism and archive access.
Android app users have reported usability issues such as horizontal scrolling for wide tables and accidental swipes skipping articles.
Some users note limited transparency around internal fundraising and finances as an area for improvement.
Source for reviews: subscribe.newint.org and app review summaries.
Users often try to cancel app-store subscriptions on the publisher site or vice versa; this can leave auto-renewals active.
Always cancel using the same platform you used to subscribe: Apple subscriptions via Apple, Google via Google Play, and Web subscriptions via the publisher site.
Some subscribers do not save cancellation confirmations or order numbers and then cannot prove eligibility for refunds.
Always save confirmation emails or take screenshots of cancellation screens and subscription status pages.
The table below summarises cancellation responsibility, refund eligibility and where to contact for each purchase route.
| Purchase route | How to cancel | Refund handled by | Typical outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (via UK site) | Cancel in your New Internationalist account on the publisher site | New Internationalist | Full refund for unfulfilled months; stop future renewals |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Cancel via Apple ID > Subscriptions in device settings | Apple (request refund through Apple support) | Refunds per Apple's policy; publisher cannot directly refund App Store sales |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play Store > Subscriptions | Google Play (request refund through Google Play support) | Refunds per Google Play policy; publisher not responsible for store refunds |
Confirm you received a cancellation confirmation email or on-screen message and keep a copy for records.
Verify that auto-renewal is disabled in the relevant store account if you used an app purchase.
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Written by Yusuf Onyeka
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