Overview
- New year coverage compiles 2026 themes from both figures, linking them to current anxieties over geopolitics, economies, climate risks and AI.
- Spain’s Las Provincias details fresh reinterpretations for 2026, including a seven‑month war verse, a “swarm of bees,” a fallen leader, a power shift to the East tied to AI, references to pestilence in Tuscany and extreme weather.
- Argentina’s LA NACION amplifies follower claims that 2026 could bring a European calamity with drastic population loss and shortages, as well as a suggested exit from power for Vladimir Putin.
- La Crónica de Hoy highlights ambiguous Nostradamus quatrains and common Baba Vanga themes while stressing the lack of precise dates, clear referents or primary written sources for Vanga.
- Outlets explicitly connect the interpretations to present events such as Germany’s election dynamics, far‑right growth and the Ukraine war, though the catastrophic scenarios remain unverified follower readings.