Nostradamus, whose real name was Michel de Nostredame, was born in 1503 in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Known for his prophecies written in quatrains, he published his famous work ‘The Prophecies’ in 1555, predicting significant events such as the Second World War and the rise of Nazism. For 2026, his writings foretell a tumultuous year, marked by a ‘great swarm’, conflicts, and a possible financial crisis.
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2/12 Natural disasters and financial crises in 2026
Interpretations of Nostradamus’ quatrains for 2026 suggest natural disasters, including extreme weather events. The ‘fire from the sky’ could symbolize these phenomena, while financial crises are also anticipated, mentioning ‘corrupt currencies’ and ‘turbulent markets’. These predictions foreshadow a potentially negative new economic cycle.
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3/12 Influential political figures and global tensions
The ‘great swarm’ mentioned in the prophecies is often interpreted as a reference to influential political actors. Some analysts see figures such as Donald Trump or Vladimir Putin, with bold maneuvers and potential victories. Global tensions could escalate, particularly in Europe, where broader conflicts could emerge.
