Charlie Campbell

East Asia Correspondent for TIME

View of the Olympic Rings near the new National Stadium in Kasumigaoka, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan on Feb.19, 2020

Could the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Be a Victim of COVID-19?

A hypothetical situation is slowly becoming more tangible

An airport staff member wearing a protective face mask stands at an information desk at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok on Feb. 9, 2020.

'It Will Be Catastrophic.' Asia's Tourism-Dependent Economies Are Being Hit Hard by the Coronavirus

The slump in Chinese visitors following the coronavirus outbreak is being f...

The slump in Chinese visitors following the coronavirus outbreak is being felt across Asia

President Xi Jinping said on Feb. 5 that China is “confident and capable” of handling the coronavirus

The Coronavirus Outbreak Could Derail Xi Jinping’s Dreams of a Chinese Century

The coronavirus outbreak presents the greatest threat yet to Xi Jinping&apo...

The coronavirus outbreak presents the greatest threat yet to Xi Jinping's ambition for a Chinese century

Watch U.S. Citizens Document What It's Like to Live in Wuhan During the Coronavirus Lockdown

Two U.S. citizens stay behind in Wuhan and document a city on lockdown.

Earth movers build one of two new hospitals the government ordered to treat coronavirus cases in Wuhan

Viral Outbreaks Are Here to Stay. This Is How Humans Will Fight Back

Are we doomed to a future of relentless viral outbreaks?

A Boeing 747 aircraft sits on the tarmac of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020. The plane was chartered by the U.S. government and carried some 240 American diplomats and U.S. citizens out of Wuhan, China, the source of the recent coronavirus outbreak.

Americans Trapped in Wuhan Aren’t Angry at the Chinese Government. They’re Angry at Their Own

Around 1,000 Americans remain trapped in Wuhan as the deadly coronavirus co...

Around 1,000 Americans remain trapped in Wuhan as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread. Some feel abandoned by their government

A woman walks in front of the closed Huanan wholesale seafood market, where health authorities say a man who died from a respiratory illness had purchased goods from, in the city of Wuhan, Hubei province, on Jan. 12, 2020.

The West Blames the Wuhan Coronavirus on China’s Love of Eating Wild Animals. The Truth Is More Complex

It was no secret to anyone in Wuhan that Huanan Seafood Market sold a lot m...

It was no secret to anyone in Wuhan that Huanan Seafood Market sold a lot more than its name suggested. While one side of the low-slung warren of stalls did primarily stock fish and shellfish,...