Is Jan Mayen and Svalbard part of Norway?

Jan Mayen is a remote island located in the Norwegian Sea, about 600 km northeast of Iceland. It is a volcanic island with a surface area of approximately 380 km². Jan Mayen is administered by the Norwegian Polar Institute and has a small research station with a fluctuating population of 18-35 people. The island is considered part of Norway and is included in the Norwegian county of Nordland.

Svalbard is an archipelago located in the Arctic Ocean, about 1,000 km north of mainland Norway. The archipelago consists of several islands, including Spitsbergen, the largest island. Svalbard has a total area of approximately 62,000 km². Svalbard is governed by the Svalbard Treaty, which gives Norway sovereignty over the archipelago while recognizing the rights of other countries to engage in commercial and scientific activities there. Svalbard is administered by the Governor of Svalbard, who is appointed by the Norwegian government. The archipelago has a population of around 2,600 people, mostly concentrated in the settlements of Longyearbyen and Barentsburg.