The prime minister is on a 10-day, four-summit, two-continent trip. Imagine how intense the preparation must have been in the Prime Minister’s Office: the travel agents seeking adequate accommodations for something less than $6,000 per night; the social secretary arranging suitable late-night company for a boozy singalong; the wardrobe department loading up the garment bags with Cambodian chic, Indonesian national dress, Thai formal wear and Tunisian hipster.
