Unfortunately this happens on the backend, for instance as a built-in feature of a CDN or DNS routing based on your IP, so the only real way around it is to use a VPN that'll let you switch countries and show a different IP address when browsing the web. It's not like a user agent string that can be modified or anything like that.
I remember reading in the Google Forum from an American who flew to Kuwait (War contractor?) and when they loaded up Google on their laptop, it's in Arabic. They were furious...
It redirects me to https://www.uber.com/de/newsroom/uber-health/ which gives a 404 error.
God, I hate geo redirects. I wish you could set some "don't do geo based redirects" option in your browser that sites would then respect.