Borgen
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Borgen
As Denmark prepares for parliamentary elections, Moderate Party leader Birgitte Nyborg makes a shocking move with surprising results.
As other party leaders try to get her to step down, Birgitte assumes the role of prime minister and works on assembling a new government.
Birgitte tries to push a budget through but faces some hurdles. Michael Laugesen becomes editor-in-chief of a newspaper and targets Birgitte.
Journalist Katrine Fønsmark receives a tip about illegal American activity in Greenland, prompting Birgitte to visit with the country's prime minister.
Birgitte’s new gender equality bill meets resistance from powerful industrialist Joachim Crohne as her personal life comes under scrutiny.
Birgitte hosts a visit from the president of Turgisia, but balks when he demands the arrest of a Turgisian political activist.
A rival political party leader accuses the government of illegal surveillance. Birgitte’s absence takes a toll at home.
Birgitte’s press advisor, Kasper Juul, is fearful of Michael’s upcoming tell-all book. Birgitte takes a vacation in an attempt to save her family life.
The purchase of new fighter planes leads to a government scandal. Birgitte’s husband, Phillip, becomes highly upset when he suffers from the fallout.
After a year as prime minister, Birgitte works to repair her image as Kasper struggles to write a speech for her. Phillip delivers dreadful news.
Birgitte visits Afghanistan and must decide whether to pull Danish troops out of the country. Back home, she struggles with finalizing her divorce.
Birgitte's appointment of a new EU commissioner leads to a power struggle. Kasper moves in with his new girlfriend, but may not be over his ex.
A last-minute decision by Labor Party leader Bjørn Marrot threatens Birgitte's presentation of major reforms. Phillip makes a shocking announcement.
After Marrot's exit, Troels Höxenhaven acts as chairman. When a Danish ship is hijacked off the Somalian coast, he steals the limelight from Birgitte.
As the government negotiates environmental reform, Birgitte has to deal with her daughter, Laura, at home. Katrine gets a surprising job offer.
Freedom Party leader Saltum proposes a controversial bill. Birgitte and Phillip clash over Laura's recovery treatment. Kasper opens up to Katrine.
The split in Birgitte's government is growing. Joachim Crohne invites Birgitte to act as mediator for a dispute in the African country of Kharun.
All eyes are on Copenhagen during talks between North and South Kharun, but disagreements quickly arise. Laura suffers a setback while recovering.
When Laura's condition worsens, Birgitte makes a surprising decision. In a secret relationship, Kasper and Katrine navigate problems at work.
Kasper and Katrine argue over having children. Absent for a month, Birgitte responds when a critic says a woman simply cannot be prime minister.
It's two years later, Birgitte Nyborg is a well-paid speaker enjoying a new life. But politics pull her back and she decides to start her own party.
Birgitte forms the leadership of The New Democrats with Katrine as press secretary. At TV1, Torben is challenged by the new board member: Alex Hjort.
The New Democrats work through chaos to find a spokesperson on integration, as Birgitte makes changes at home to deal with her new financial reality.
Birgitte and The New Democrats struggle with the issue of Danish pig production. Katrine and Kasper argue and he asks her to return his house keys.
The sex trade becomes a hot issue and The New Democrats must quickly become informed in the matter. Alex confronts Torben over his affair with Pia.
Søren Ravn joins The New Democrats as Birgitte is diagnosed with precancerous breast lesions. Torben faces challenges at TV1, and in his marriage.
An election is called and The New Democrats must spring into action to prepare. Birgitte struggles after surgery and treatment, and breaks down on TV.
Birgitte reveals her illness to her colleagues, and the party realizes they have a mole in their leadership. Torben's wife discovers his affair.
The New Democrats are doing well in the election campaign. Birgitte pulls off a strong debate performance against Kruse and Torben rebels at TV1.
It's election day in Denmark! The New Democrats win big, and Birgitte and Jeremy make their relationship public. TV1 fires Torben, and Alex resigns.
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