Rise in unemployment and poverty in certain areas of Europe can be quite problematic, said Bekele Geleta, Secretary-General of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

Things will deteriorate even further if not suitable action is taken by the government. Therefore, it has been suggested that the government should taken an action in order to curb the persisting problems.

To talk about the situation then experts have pointed out that high employment and social deprivation are two main reasons for violence that took place in Stockholm. Among all, the condition of young adults is quite saddening.

It has been said so as over 50% of young adults under-25, are categorized under unemployment in Greece and Spain. Experts were of the view that there are certain places in Greece where the unemployment rate has reached 75%.

"If people don't have anything to do, and if people don't see anything in the future, there is mental agitation, there is political agitation", said Geleta.

It would not be wrong to say that Europe has been witnessing the biggest depression since the Second World War has ended. Geleta said that unemployment number is not on decline and this has been creating a lot of tension for them.