In 158 pages of adverts, sponsored features, ministerial forewords and articles from academics and think tank fellows, there's a barrage of impenetrable corporate management speak concerned with "growth", "free trade" and "economic governance".
The prime ministerial headache here would not be the last.
Foreign ministry political directors remained in the conference rooms even after the ministers had gone to bed, and the ministerial negotiations resumed just before 11am.
"The result is a hybrid, something between a state and a confederation, operating through ministerial meetings and a common bureaucracy,", decides Kissinger.
Specifically, fear of media tycoons who used to boast that some of their newspapers had "won" elections and had left the prime ministerial ambitions of party leaders in ruins.
But let's be honest, the foreign and defence ministerial meetings in Nato are fewer and less frequent than the foreign affairs council meetings in the EU.
The British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, was photographed in the first ministerial meeting at 7am, propping his head up with his hands.
But I have said to the cabinet secretary that I will not accept the ministerial severance payment that is normally offered to ministers when they leave office".
Ed Balls, the children's secretary and possibly Brown's closest ministerial ally, has been tipped for the Treasury.
He sees the photos as one half of Cameron's two-pronged communications: to appear prime ministerial but also to be the family man.
"It's also valid to question whether the promise of future employment is having an influence on ministerial decisions, as well as what advantages they are bringing to the private sector, like their insider knowledge of how government works".
