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Baba Vanga’s shocking 2024 predictions come true

Terrorism, severe weather, and economic challenges marked Baba Vanga's 2024 visions

As 2025 approaches, reflections on the past year are inevitable. Fortuneteller Baba Vanga has made some intriguing predictions for the upcoming year. She foresaw significant events ranging from another major war in Europe to humans clashing with Martians.

The Bulgarian psychic, blind since birth, is believed to have predicted major world events like 9/11, Princess Diana’s death, and her own demise. Her bold forecasts for this year have partially come true. Looking back at Baba Vanga’s 2024 predictions, some of her visions materialised.

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She anticipated a rise in terrorist attacks, which the Global Terrorism Index 2024 report confirmed. Terrorism increased by 22 percent, reaching the highest level since 2017, with 8,352 incidents.

The psychic also foresaw severe weather events. Hurricanes Helene and Milton recently wreaked havoc in the US, leading scientists to consider a new storm category. Jamaica faced Storm Beryl, Pakistan experienced devastating floods, and wildfires ravaged parts of the US and Canada.

Baba Vanga predicted economic turmoil. The UK and Japan both faced financial difficulties this year. The UK entered a recession late last year, with the Office of National Statistics reporting a 0.3 percent GDP decline in the three months to December. The UK emerged from recession in May, showing its strongest economic growth since late 2021. Japan slipped to fourth place in global standings due to economic challenges.

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Amidst the bleak predictions, Baba Vanga had some hopeful visions. She believed humanity would make significant strides against cancer. Baba Vanga herself died of breast cancer at 84 in 1996.

This year, there were notable breakthroughs in cancer treatment, including the development of a lung cancer vaccine, LungVax. Scientists from the University of Oxford, the Francis Crick Institute, and University College London received £1.7 million from Cancer Research UK and the CRIS Cancer Foundation to fund 3,000 vaccines.

Additionally, a new brain cancer treatment, involving the drug ipilimumab, could be available in the UK within five years. Dr Paul Mulholland of University College London found the drug effective for patients unresponsive to conventional therapies. Despite these fulfilled predictions, some remain unfulfilled. These include the assassination or attempted assassination of Vladimir Putin and a ‘major country’ testing or deploying bioweapons. Let’s hope these grim predictions do not come true.

What Other Media Are Saying
  • Euronews: Baba Vanga’s 2024 predictions include an EU terrorist attack, Putin’s assassination, economic crisis, severe weather events, cyber attacks, medical breakthroughs, and technological advancements next year.(read more)
  • Economic Times explores how Baba Vanga’s 2024 predictions, including a cancer vaccine, are materializing, alongside global economic crises affecting Japan and the UK.(read more)
Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common questions asked about this news

What are some of Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2025?

Baba Vanga predicted another major war in Europe and clashes between humans and Martians.

Did Baba Vanga predict any events for 2024?

Yes, she predicted a rise in terrorist attacks, severe weather events, and economic turmoil.

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Have any of Baba Vanga’s 2024 predictions come true?

Yes, terrorist attacks increased, severe weather events occurred, and the UK and Japan faced economic difficulties.

Did Baba Vanga make any positive predictions for 2024?

Yes, she predicted significant strides against cancer, which materialized with breakthroughs in lung and brain cancer treatments.

Were all of Baba Vanga’s 2024 predictions accurate?

No, some predictions like the assassination of Vladimir Putin and the deployment of bioweapons remain unfulfilled.

Lee Shuyi

Lee is an expat writer living in Thailand. She specialises in Southeast Asian news for the Thaiger. When she's not writing, Lee enjoys immersing herself in Thai culture and learning Thai.

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