Nostradamus and Baba Vanga Predictions Raise Global Concerns

NEW DELHI, India — As 2025 approaches its end, ominous predictions made by the renowned seer Nostradamus and the Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga have captured public attention, raising fears about the future.

Nostradamus, who died in 1566, is said to have predicted disasters for this year, including a reference to a catastrophic fireball from space. His quatrains have been interpreted to suggest not only the end of a long-standing conflict — many believe he was referring to the Russia–Ukraine war — but also the emergence of new wars in England and widespread pestilence.

“The kingdom will be marked by wars so cruel, foes within and without will arise,” Nostradamus allegedly wrote. The predictions have reignited discussions regarding their relevance and accuracy.

On the other hand, Baba Vanga, who passed away in 1996, has made predictions for the years to come, with a dire forecast for 2026. British media reports indicate she foresaw a global economic crisis, dubbed the “Cash Crush” that could lead to the collapse of both cash and digital currencies.

According to reports, her prophecy suggests that bank bankruptcies and severe currency devaluation may follow such a crisis. Experts have mixed opinions on her forecasts, with some dismissing them as pseudoscience, while others express concern about current global economic conditions.

“Given the ongoing conflicts and rising inflation, discussions surrounding her predictions are becoming more prominent,” said an economist from New Delhi.

Additionally, Baba Vanga has indicated that escalating global tensions could lead to a major war, potentially the Third World War, amid rising conflicts in the Middle East and the ongoing fallout from the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.

Vanga’s predictions also hint at possible contact with extraterrestrial life around the year 2026, a concept discounted by many scientists but intriguing to UFO enthusiasts.

As 2025 concludes, many remain skeptical yet captivated by these prophecies, hoping for a peaceful resolution to the current global challenges while acknowledging the influence of such predictions.