Global Famine in 2026 | How This Crash Will be Worse Than 2008

Prof. Steve Keen is one of the few economists who saw 2008 coming. In this episode of The Global Dialogue, he argues the next crisis will be deeper than the last, with a global famine genuinely on the cards as debt, climate damage and fragile food systems converge.

We press him on what this means for a developing economy with agency rather than one waiting to be rescued. Steve lays out why real estate should never have become a financial asset, where ordinary people can actually protect their money in a downturn, whether gold and crypto survive a real crisis and how a country like Pakistan can chart a credible path out of debt and beyond the IMF.