The power gallery: Bilderberg 2010

Henry Kissinger, the diplomat, strategist and Nobel laureate who is wanted for questioning in Spain over war crimes Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk The court of King Kissinger Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, a major stakeholder in Royal Dutch Shell Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Viscount Etienne Davignon, a former vice-president of the European commission and the president of the Bilderberg steering committee Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Paul Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve and thechairman of Barack Obama's economic recovery board (centre); James Johnson, the vice-chairman of Perseus (right) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk John Micklethwait, the editor-in-chief of the Economist (left); Robert Zoellick, the head of the World Bank (centre) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Nout Wellink, the president of the Bank of the Netherlands Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk From left to right: in the background, Jyrki Katainen, the Finnish minister of finance; in the centre (with moustache), Dieter Zetsche, the chairman of Daimler AG and head of Mercedes-Benz Cars; to the right of the pillar, Jorma Ollila, the chairman of Nokia, a member of the board of directors of Ford and the non-executive chairman of Royal Dutch Shell Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Dutch politician Neelie Kroes, a former European commissioner for competition and the current European commissioner for digital agenda Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Olaf Scholz, the vice-chairman of the German Social Democrat party (left); Craig Mundie, the chief research officer of Microsoft (right) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, known as the founding father of the EU and the intellectual impetus behind the euro. He is the president of the Notre Europe thinktank and a member of the Group of 30 (chairman: Paul Volcker) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk European commissioner Joaquín Almunia (right) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Gustavo Cisneros, of the Cisneros Group, the richest man in Latin America (wearing beige suit) Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Peter Voser, the CEO of Royal Dutch Shell Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Jacob Wallenburg,a director of Coca-Cola, banker and industrialist from Sweden's billionaire Wallenburg family Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Mustafa Koç, the billionaire heir to the Turkish Koç Holdings corporation Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Francisco Pinto Balsemão, a former prime minister of Portugal and the CEO of Impresa, says goodbye to an unknown delegate Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Victor Halberstadt of the Bilderberg steering committee, the professor of public economics at Leiden University and the international adviser for Goldman Sachs Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk Javier Solana, the secretary general of Nato from 1995 to 1999 and the high representative for common foreign and security policy of the EU from 1999 until 2009. He is a Knight of the Order of St Michael and St George, and a member of the Club of Rome Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk More royalty – it's Queen Sofía of Spain, the wife of King Juan Carlos I, and the second cousin of our own Prince Charles. Good day to you, ma'am! How was the buffet? Photograph: Quierosaber Photograph: guardian.co.uk