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The minister of Norway, Jesper Berg is kidnapped. Berg and the Norwegian government is pressed by Russia and the EU to start the oil production in Norway.

An assassination attempt is made on the Russian ambassador as war between Russia and Norway looms. Can anything be done to prevent a devastating military conflict?

Prime Minister Jesper Berg is put under pressure to announce when the Russians will be leaving Norway. But the invading nation won't retreat until its demands are met.

Hans questions a teenage boy about his anti-Russian blog before a dramatic turn of events threatens the lives of those around him.

Prime Minister Jesper Berg looks ahead to the Russians' departure but a major event at an oil and gas facility at Viksund changes the entire political landscape.

Prime Minister Jesper Berg offers the EU a referendum that goes entirely against his ideology, while Hans Martin attempts to find out who is behind the Viksund attack.

Jesper Berg has won the election, but the Russians show no sign of leaving Norway. Meanwhile, Hans Martin receives an intriguing offer from the Russians.

Jesper Berg initiates a police action in order to get the Russians out of the country with disastrous consequences. Hans Martin continues to work with the Russians.

Jesper Berg continues his duties as Norway's prime minister from within the US Embassy, while Free Norway carry out an audacious and dangerous plot against the Russians.

The Americans attempt to remove Jesper Berg from their embassy, while Hans Martin frantically searches for Russian ambassador Irina Sidorova.

A Norwegian government in exile is formed. Russia and the EU negotiate in the wake of a military confrontation at a gas plant.

Russia has arrested the Coast Guard soldiers who were behind the action at Melkøya, Anita Rygg has promised that they will be handed over to Norway, but when one of the soldiers is killed, it becomes more problematic.

The Coast Guard members are sentenced to one of the most severe punishments available. Meanwhile, terrorism continues and Anita wants to negotiate an amnesty with Free Norway to calm the people.

The group holding Jesper is willing to sell him to the Norwegian authorities, but when they find out that the Russians are behind the agreement, they order his execution.

Jesper has managed to get to Paris and to Astrid and her partner Jerome, but it doesn't take long for the police to find and arrest him. Jerome then comes to the rescue.

The Nordic nations are unhappy and feel insecure about the Russian presence in Norway. Anita struggles to foster a better climate between the countries.

It seems that there may be a majority in the EU in favor of a resolution to force Russia out of Norway, but for the EU to vote for the resolution, the Government of Norway must support it.

The EU interprets the missile downing of a Finnish fighter aircraft as an attack on the EU and votes on a resolution for Russia to exit Norway. They also want Anita to stand down.

Berg forms an interim government in the wake of the Russian withdrawal while the EU pressures Norway to resume its energy production.

Djupvik learns that the new defense minister may have been behind the assassination of Anita. Border troops resist EU peacekeepers.

Vold enters the electoral campaign, accusing Berg of corrupt profiteering. Sidorova tries to retrieve her partner, Sorokina, from Russia.

Anti-Russian attacks escalate due to a hate campaign that Berg tries to link to Vold, unintentionally increasing his opponent's popularity.

Linked to Anita's death, Berg suffers in the polls and discovers that Bente's former boss has been spreading rumors via internet trolls.

Berg survives a near-fatal heart attack close to election day but Bente's testimony may lead to his impeachment by the Supreme Court.