What to expect from Bulgaria under Rumen Radev?

The Bulgarians have no idea who they have voted for, explains Deutsche Welle’s Bulgarian service:

“Wielding an absolute majority in parliament, which no party has had in almost three decades, Progressive Bulgaria can now do as it pleases. The question is: what exactly does the party want, and who exactly is going to put it into practice? Because as far as its political profile and membership are concerned, this party remains a mystery. … As president, Radev ran a campaign full of vague messages and meetings with voters while being carefully shielded from confrontations with opponents and journalists. We can expect that as prime minister he will continue to exercise as much caution as possible in order to avoid direct responsibility for specific decisions.”