Pacific divided on Biden's charm offensive with calls for more 'results on the ground'

US president Joe Biden's latest bid to woo Pacific nations has been broadly welcomed by the region's leaders and analysts, while some called for more to be done to support their economies and sought "results on the ground" over pledges. Biden hosted a group of Pacific leaders at a summit in Washington this week, after a similar meeting a year earlier, in an effort widely seen as a push against China's growing presence in the region. Kaliopate Tavola, an ex-minister in Fiji and the country's former ambassador to Brussels, said the US is "trying to catch up with others". "US…