And he gave Borisov, who had expressed his admiration for German Chancellor Angela Merkel officially resigned on Monday in front of the parliament two years before his term ends.
Romain will not take Radif, 53, who was elected president on Sunday, November 13, 2016 his duties only on January 22, 2017, but his program is overloaded as it organize early legislative elections seem inevitable.
Europe and watching the first steps to Radif former commander of the Air Force, which is supported by the Socialists after they expressed during the campaign about his desire to hold a dialogue with Russia, which called on Monday to forge closer ties with Sofia.
He announced Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov Monday that Russia hopes to "cooperate" with the greatest Bulgaria because it is "very important country for us. We were preparing a huge joint ventures but it was canceled for certain reasons and we are very sorry for that."
Peskov added that Russia "to support the enhancement of cooperation with Bulgaria", calling for the implementation of new joint projects.
And the form of his victory comfortable with nearly 60% of the votes (59.35%), a strong blow to the prime minister, who is in office since late 2014 and which candidate, House Speaker Tsitska Tsacheva failed to rally enough support.
Director of Gallup says statistics that guide Radif beat the "international context encourages the desire for change," pointing to "the collapse of the traditional authorities in Western Europe" and to the election of Donald Trump in the United States, which wants greater rapprochement between Washington and Moscow.
In addition, Europe worry about their future with the rise of populist movements, after the earthquake that caused Britain's decision to secede from the European Union.
Bulgarian parliamentary system, the government is to determine the general policy at the domestic level and at the level of international relations with the president is the commander of the armies and represents the country abroad.
And the division of powers as such policy expert Anthony Todorov does not carry the fear of any inclination in Bulgaria, a member of the European Union and NATO towards Russia. He says, "will not get a shift in foreign policy" because the "president" does not have such powers. "
"Pro scenario for Russia"
Aevgeny Deneuve, an analyst and director of the Center for Social Practices says that "Gen. Radif remarks" were interpreted by more than it can bear, "and that the new president a" European thinking and pro-NATO. "
Since Sunday morning Radif pledged to "work for the lifting of the" European sanctions against Russia.
The Radif said during his campaign that "the affiliation of Bulgaria to the EU and NATO is irreplaceable, but that does not mean that we are enemies of Russia."
On Monday, Moscow Gen. Rdaev congratulated on his victory and said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters: "We consider this a very important country for us."
"We hope the emergence of new projects, Russia calls for the expansion of cooperation with Bulgaria," the principle of regret "deep" to cancel the gas, "South Stream" pipeline project with Bulgaria in 2014.
In Moldova, the former Soviet republic, Igor friendly wins who is also a supporter of a candidate in Russia's presidential election on Sunday evening.
Anthony Galabov political expert at the New University in Bulgaria commented that the election Radif "to achieve a scenario loyal to Russia," and an opportunity for Moscow, which is seeking to gain allies within the European Union and NATO.
Asin said Dragoff (39 years), a small contractor from Sofia during Casting his ballot Sunday he was "looking for a new face for the defense of national interests rather than to always say yes to Europe and the United States."
The Borisov stance "pragmatic" about Moscow adopted. It was a year to prevent the flight of a Russian fighter jets before heading to Syria over his territory, as he has sought to diversify its sources of supply of gas, which the country depends on Russia objected to pressure from the European Union, the Russian gas pipeline project South Stream, which passes through the Black Sea.
However, his government has received Russian tourists on the Bulgarian coast and defended Borisov for "historical friendship with Russia," which started since Russia put an end to half a century of Ottoman rule in Bulgaria in 1878.
A recent study by the Institute of Strategic and International Studies revealed that a quarter of Bulgaria's gross domestic product is almost linked to the interests of Russia, and this is important to the economic side affects the attitudes of many of the political leaders.
Although the Socialist Party that brought Radif to the presidency is not hostile to Europe, but he was a supporter of Russia, but he is not considered a front-runner to win the general election.
This is supposed to organize elections as of March 2017 and are forecast to Borisov, the party is the front-runner.
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