For the eighth time in just five years, Bulgaria voted in a new government on Sunday. This time, however, there was a clear result: the new centre-left coalition Progressive Bulgaria, headed by  former president Ruman Radev , won an absolute majority with around 45 percent of the vote, while former prime minister Boyko Borisov’s conservative Gerb Party secured just 13 percent. Will this bring a shift in Bulgaria’s attitude to the EU? Borisov gone but his system remains JOIN US ON TELEGRAM