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After Trump declared that the U.S. sees Jerusalem as Israel's capital, the UN Security Council as well as the UN General Assembly condemned the move. The U.S. had to veto a UNSC resolution that 14 other members supported.
While the minor protests and riots in Iran, are calming down (as predicted here), the U.S. ambassador Haley tried to use them to stage some UNSC verdict against the country. She was rebuffed by several countries including the U.S. allies France and Sweden.
Comment: As Mueller's investigation proceeds, and it becomes clearer and clearer that there was absolutely no Russian collusion, it's inevitable that many of those who previously believed the Steele dossier - simply by force of informational inertia - will start to see that it was a whole lot of nothing from the very beginning. As that realization dawns, the question becomes: Then how did it go so far? And that's where the real scandal is. It seems that many just assumed that the document had been properly vetted, while others cynically used the document for nefarious purposes while fully aware that it was fraudulent. That a document amounting to littler more than bad fan fiction was used as justification for spying on American citizens, trying to take down the elected president, and the waste of millions of dollars on a subsequent investigation tied to the core fictional plot points, is really bad.