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Riyadh's defence ministry named the three soldiers as Mohammed bin Ahmed, Shaher bin Issa and Hamoud bin Ibrahim without identifying who they were accused of colluding with.
The announcement comes after Aramco posted consecutive falls in profits since it began disclosing earnings in 2019.
UN: 'lack of transparency' in Jordan palace crisis
Prince Hamzah, a former crown prince, has accused Jordan's rulers of corruption and ineptitude.
Goalkeeper, celibate millionaire, Gaddafi adviser vie for Peru presidency
Eighteen candidates will contest a first round of presidential elections in Peru.
SADC vows 'proportionate' response to 'heinous' Mozambique terror
SADC leaders met in Mozambique's capital on Thursday to discuss their response to rising terror in the country.
Regional shadow war escalates with attack on Iranian ship
When an important Iranian ship off the coast of Yemen was attacked this week, it marked an escalation in the Middle East's shadow war.
Sri Lanka arrests 'Mrs World' on assault charge
An on-stage fracas at a beauty pageant had serious consequences for 'Mrs World', who was charged with assault. This year's 'Mrs Sri Lanka' ...
The future of learning Arabic in MENA post-pandemic
Sarah Markiewicz unravels the beloved diversity of learning Arabic, its regional varieties, and how recent events in the region have thrust ...
Mozambique IS-linked terror insurgency threatens regional stability
Mozambique's recent of spate of IS-linked terror threatens not just that country but also its neighbours, prompting them to raise serious ...
The Iraq Report: Saddam-era laws used to silence dissent
Iraq is using Baathist-era laws to indict critics, prompting anger that penal codes imposed by a dictatorial regime are being used to crush ...
Sheikh Jarrah and the ethnic cleansing of East Jerusalem
In-depth: Palestinian families in East Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood are in danger of being forcibly evicted from their homes in an ...
US 'concerned' over Saudi aid worker's 20-year jail term
The US expressed concern after a Saudi aid worker was sentenced to 20 years in jail.
EU chiefs press Erdogan on rights, stress better ties
The EU's top two officials voiced concerns over human rights in Turkey, while expressing hope for stronger ties.
Companies pursuing Saudi Arabia over unpaid Riyadh metro bills
The payments dispute was reportedly escalated to a diplomatic level last year over payments for the Riyadh metro
The phenomenal legacy of Nawal El Saadawi
Physician, psychiatrist and a prolific novelist, Dr Nawal El Saadawi was an influential voice in the fight for women's rights.
US urges de-escalation between Sudan, Ethiopia
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken pressed for an easing of tensions between Sudan and Ethiopia as fears grow of a spillover from the bloody Tigray conflict.
Mozambique army says 'significant' number of IS-linked militants killed
Mozambique's army is on the verge of regaining control of the gas hub of Palma from IS-linked militants.
ICC hails 'new phase' with US after sanctions lifted
The Biden administration has stripped Trump-era financial sanctions and a visa ban imposed on top ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda and another ...
Silence Is a Sense: War, migration, trauma and healing
Book Club: Silence Is a Sense is a poignant and profound story of a Syrian refugee left so traumatised by war and migration that she no longer ...
Greece accuses Turkish coastguard of Aegean 'provocations'
Athens accused the Turkish coastguard of 'accompanying flimsy migrant boats'.
Black adviser to Boris Johnson quits amid race report
Boris Johnson's most senior Black adviser has quit over the heavily contested race report published by the government this week.
AU calls for urgent action after Mozambique jihadist attack
The African Union called for urgent international action after a jihadist attack that killed dozens and uprooted thousands on the northern ...
Iraq PM soothes security concern on Saudi visit
In a long-awaited meeting, the Saudi Arabia Crown Prince hosted the Iraqi PM in talks surrounding the kingdom's security, as well as tightening ...
UN envoy urges action to prevent Myanmar 'civil war'
The UN envoy on Myanmar implored the Security Council to take action in the Asian nation's escalating crisis.
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