
Borgen — Season 1

With the election just three days away, party leader Birgitte Nyborg dramatically reshapes her campaign by publicly disavowing a key ally. A leak of confidential information regarding the prime minister's personal expenditures surfaces, and…

Following a decisive election victory, Birgitte Nyborg appears poised to become Denmark’s first female prime minister. However, both her supporters and detractors are working diligently to obstruct her path to power.

Bare months into office, the new prime minister confronts her first political crisis: the unexpected news of her pregnancy. Journalist Katrine Fønsmark explores the complexities of this situation, considering the delicate path forward.

The news of a clandestine American prisoner transport through Greenland ignited a public outcry, casting a shadow over the fledgling government's initial months.

The government's push for equal opportunities within the corporate sector has drawn scrutiny from both the press and the nation's most influential business leaders.

The president of a former Soviet republic generated considerable attention with a state visit, coinciding with a demand for the arrest of a well-known political activist who was also in Denmark.

The revelation of clandestine surveillance targeting a left-leaning political party casts a shadow of doubt upon the prime minister's relationship with the party's spokesperson, and raises questions about her confidence in the competence of…

As the Prime Minister seeks a brief respite with his family, the release of a damaging memoir by a former politician throws spin doctor Kasper Juul into a state of considerable anxiety.

Rumors of corruption surrounding military expenditures are now casting a shadow, even upon the prime minister's husband, who has recently accepted a new position.

A year into her premiership, the Prime Minister faces dwindling approval, a government fractured by internal strife, and a marriage teetering on the brink. As she prepares to navigate another year in Parliament, the question remains: what, …


