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Editor's note: The UN estimates that around 17 million people born in India live outside its borders. The group is considered the world's largest migrant population. From the NBA's first Indian-origin player to the descendant of an indentured laborer, CNN spoke to a handful of people born to Indian parents who settled overseas.

Six people were killed and more than 200 injured in Indonesia's capital amid angry protests against the results of the country's recent general election.

Here in Britain, politicians are being covered in milkshakes. Yes, milkshakes. And lots of people are very angry about it.

• Iran stance is straight from Trump's N. Korea playbook

Two of China's largest airlines have joined a growing list of carriers demanding compensation from Boeing over the grounding of its 737 Max aircraft.

Apple has another fix for its troubled laptop keyboards.

Women are looking for eco-friendly and healthy ways to deal with their periods. Procter & Gamble is betting that organic tampons will do the trick.

Coca-Cola is hoping a failed product from the 1980s will help it go viral in 2019.

A flying taxi that you can order through an app? This German company plans to make that a reality in the next six years.

A playful rabbit sculpture by Jeff Koons has become the most expensive work by a living artist ever to sell at auction.

I.M. Pei, who died Thursday at the age of 102, was an architect of singular vision. One of the great figures of 20th century modernism, he was perhaps best known for his powerful use of geometry. He employed it to create forms and spaces of exquisite refinement, from his glass pyramid at the Louvre in Paris to the East Building of the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

The unpainted stainless steel body, the gull-wing doors, the rear-mounted engine. When John DeLorean set out to create his own sports car, he knew these features would set it apart from everything else.

Anna Wintour's omnipresent status, crafted over a three-decade-long career at the helm of Vogue, is unrivaled in the fashion industry. Her reputation has transcended that of the magazine she edits, her image -- immaculately sliced bob, sunglasses -- now instantly recognizable in silhouette or line sketch.

A ceiling fan, a bungalow, a broom and a mango -- these are just some of unusual symbols Indian voters can expect to see on their ballots as they head to the polls over the coming weeks.

For many, the thought of catching a plane is far from luxurious: from spending countless hours lining up at security, to wrestling arm rests with other passengers as you face a crammed long-haul flight in economy.

Who says travel agents are obsolete?

India might just be the most colorful country in the world.

When Freweini Mebrahtu got her period at age 13, she panicked.